Question: If I can't afford to hire in-house, what is the best approach to getting my tech product to the MVP stage and why?
Question: If I can't afford to hire in-house, what is the best approach to getting my tech product to the MVP stage and why?
Question: If I can't afford to hire in-house, what is the best approach to getting my tech product to the MVP stage and why?
Question: If I can't afford to hire in-house, what is the best approach to getting my tech product to the MVP stage and why?
Learn to Prototype
"Leveraging tools like InVision, Fluid, or OmniGraffle, you can quickly create stylish, functional prototypes of your product. Use these to perform user experience testing with friends or potential customers. Then, learn to code enough to build part of your product yourself. These steps will not only get you to a well-thought-out MVP, but will also ensure you can speak tech and design when hiring."
@mantisda
Outsource
"There are lots of great engineers, in India in particular, who do quality work for very little money. Contact a few friends who have worked with outsourced engineers to get a solid recommendation before proceeding, as all engineers are not created equal."
@LisaCurtis
Look for a Digital Agency or Freelancer
"You can develop an MVP with the right product help. Find a reliable and competent agency or freelancer to bring your idea to life. If you are building an application, remember that the UX (User Experience) is more valuable than a flashy design. A beautiful design might get more sign ups, but if it doesn’t function well or is confusing you won't get the repeat users that are crucial for success."
@arroyolabs
