My favorite examples are where the product satisfies its objective (fulfills the customer need) AND does it does it better than the competition (via user experience, number of features, visual design, speed, cheaper). Often people create an MVP that fulfills a customer need but is worse than the competition. Every metric will point toward the fact that the MVP failed since they are based on product market fit (PMF).
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My favorite examples are where the product satisfies its objective (fulfills the customer need) AND does it does it better than the competition (via user experience, number of features, visual design, speed, cheaper). Often people create an MVP that fulfills a customer need but is worse than the competition. Every metric will point toward the fact that the MVP failed since they are based on product market fit (PMF).
HackerNews is a great example.