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[SatforD]

Hi all, my team and I are developing apps but lately they are not as effective as expected. We develop the demo version of the product, upload it and after getting the feedback we make changes. But the effect isn't the same. What's our mistake?

[SamFil]

Hey, you're doing the right thing. You're just a little confused. MVPs and MLPs can be developed. As you can see, MVPs and minimum lovable products are very close by their nature. Yet, they still have different functions and are used for diverse goals. In a nutshell, an MVP is aimed more at testing assumptions while as MLP products - at creating reduced likable apps. In the pursuit of lovability, you should still bear in mind the main goal you create your minimum loveable product for. After all, your offering has to solve your clients’ pain points foremost. It’s important to have a clear vision of your future product’s functionality during its creation. Since coolness is not enough for your customers to love your solution. To improve your knowledge, I strongly advise you to read this article https://www.codica.com/blog/minimum-lovable-product/

[SatforD]

Thanks for the tip, we will definitely take it into account when developing a new application

[MrHarun]

Never met that. Strange situation.

[emmaafoxx87]

very nice and good 3