MVP means learning, not smallness
Apply MVP scoping by identifying the minimum complete test of a prototype assumption.
Small is not automatically viable. An MVP is useful only if it can teach you something true enough to change the next decision. Start with the assumption The assumption is the claim under test: a user can complete a task, a buyer understands value, an admin trusts a status, or an operator can recover from an error. The prototype exists to expose that claim to reality. Build a complete thin path For a workflow, a viable slice usually includes the trigger, user action, system response, and resulting state. Leaving out the response can make the prototype smaller while removing the…
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