How we approach product development
We specialize in developing MVPs (Minimal Viable Products), which are early versions of a product with limited features. The main benefit of MVPs is that they allow us to evaluate a solution before significant further investment of time and resources.
There are several ways MVPs can be built. The first approach involves creating individual components independently and combining them at the end to create a ready-to-test solution. The second "agile" approach, on the other hand, relies on an evolution of the product with potentially major pivots. Although both these methods have their advantages, they also have some issues.
To avoid these problems we follow a third approach. During the first iteration, we create a "skeleton" of the project with the next steps already in mind. Later in the process, we add more elements to complete the whole. This approach enables us to monitor the process continuously and react to changing assumptions as needed. We always plan our work with the end result in mind, which helps us lower risk and prevent issues that would require major modifications or building something from scratch in late stages of the project.
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