A lean startup pivot is a change in strategy without a vision change. Learn how to measure and change your venture hypothesis and try a new that may yield better results.
Growth is a central idea for any new product or company. Using Lean Startup, you can explore different growth engines that work best for your product. Let’s go deep into three types of growth; sticky, viral and paid.
There are three types of fit that you will be testing over the lifetime of a product. Discover how you can find problem-solution fit, product-market fit, and distribution-conversion fit.
Building a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is a great way to test your product idea. Discover all the ways you can learn test: surveys, prototypes, and many different types of feature-driven products.
Agile software development is a fast and collaborative approach to building new products. Understand how it works, some successful case studies and how you can use it.
Learn how to use empathy to design new products and stories by being user-centric. Get practical tips on how to research what users need and how to capture your insights into user journeys, stories and prototypes.
A completed lean product is made up of hundreds of small tests. Let’s decode the scientific method to continually testing your hypothesis through the data-informed experiments.
Discover how rapid prototyping is a powerful tool to test and validate a product idea. Learn if your product solves a user problem. Here’s the
Don’t assume anything is the first rule of Lean Startup. Learn how you can test from day 1. You can validate the user problem, your product idea and the experience. Capture everything in your canvas and avoid the pitfalls of building a new product.
Lean Startup is a methodology for developing products. It’s a fast and iterative way to determine is a product viable. Let’s introduce ourselves to the methodology that is built around learning.
