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Build the smallest version that solves a real problem and can be tested with users. INOVIX helps define scope, prototype and launch the first release.
Final scope is agreed before work begins.
An MVP should test a key assumption: whether a particular user will use the solution for a particular task. Start with one audience and one core journey. Features unnecessary for that journey can wait, but basic security and correct data handling cannot simply be omitted.
A clickable prototype can clarify navigation and comprehension without building the whole system. A working MVP is needed when testing real usage, data or integrations. The choice depends on what you need to learn, not what looks most extensive.
We describe the user journey, included features, exclusions and acceptance criteria. External services, subscriptions and operations are agreed separately. Once the first version has been tested, further work can be prioritised using evidence rather than assumptions.
Questions & answers
Scope, data model, integrations and quality requirements determine the cost. A meaningful estimate needs a bounded user journey and clear acceptance criteria.
No. A prototype can simulate use, while a working MVP lets users complete the core task.
From customer portals to internal tools. INOVIX develops apps and web applications with a clear purpose, deliberate user roles and a plan for ongoing operation.
There is no single meaningful standard price for an MVP. Cost depends on what the first version must do, which systems it must connect to and what is required for safe use.
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