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Fast Track to MVP: Lean Strategies for Product Innovation

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  • 1 - Course Overview Introduction.mp4
    07:46
  • 1 - Part-1-1.Course-Overview.pdf
  • 2 - Part-1-2.Why-Startups-Fail.pdf
  • 2 - Why Do Startups Fail.mp4
    10:15
  • 3 - Part-1-3.Why-New-Products-Launched-Fail.pdf
  • 3 - Why Do New Products Fail.mp4
    04:07
  • 4 - 10 Reasons of Why New Products Fail.mp4
    20:29
  • 4 - Part-1-3.1-10-REASONS-new-product-fail.pdf
  • 5 - Introduction to Product Market Fit PMF.mp4
    04:04
  • 5 - Part-2-1.Product-Market-Fit.pdf
  • 6 - Part-2-1.1-The-Market.pdf
  • 6 - Understanding the MARKET aspect of Product Market Fit PMF.mp4
    05:18
  • 7 - Part-2-1.2-The-Product.pdf
  • 7 - Understanding the PRODUCT aspect of Product Market Fit PMF.mp4
    02:52
  • 8 - Part-2-1.3-The-Fit.pdf
  • 8 - Understanding the FIT aspect of Product Market Fit PMF.mp4
    01:57
  • 9 - Case Studies of a Good Product Market Fit PMF.mp4
    05:19
  • 9 - Part-2-1.4-Good-Examples.pdf
  • 10 - Case Study of a Bad Product Market Fit PMF.mp4
    01:39
  • 10 - Part-2-1.5-Bad-Examples.pdf
  • 11 - Fundamentals of the Lean Product Process.mp4
    05:16
  • 11 - Part-2-2.Lean-Product-Process.pdf
  • 12 - Part-2-3.Problem-vs-Solution.pdf
  • 12 - Understanding the role of Product Space vs Solution Space in the MVP Process.mp4
    08:08
  • 13 - 3.1-Introduction-to-Target-the-Right-Customer.pdf
  • 13 - Introduction to Targeting the Right Customers for your MVP.mp4
    04:24
  • 14 - 3.2-How-to-Segment-your-Target-Market.pdf
  • 14 - Defining Markets and Segments.mp4
    07:49
  • 15 - 3.2-How-to-Segment-your-Target-Market.pdf
  • 15 - How to Segment a Target Audience.txt
  • 15 - Learn How to Segment your Target Market for your MVP.mp4
    07:31
  • 15 - Market Segmentation Definition Example Types Benefits.txt
  • 15 - Market segmentation Definition types benefits best practices.txt
  • 15 - Target market segmentation how to use it to your advantage.txt
  • 16 - 3.4-Technology-Adoption-Lifecycle.pdf
  • 16 - Learn How to Implement the Technology Adoption Lifecycle.mp4
    05:03
  • 16 - Minimum Viable Productsuccess depends on technology maturity.txt
  • 16 - Technology-Life-Cycle-Template.pptx
  • 16 - When MVPs arent the most valuable how to approach markets with few early adopters.txt
  • 17 - 3.5-Personas.pdf
  • 17 - About MVPs and their link with personas.txt
  • 17 - How product managers should define customer personas.txt
  • 17 - HubSpot-Buyer-Persona-Templates.pptx
  • 17 - Ranger Determining the initial feature set using personas task analysis and process flows.txt
  • 17 - Use Personas as a Tool to Know your Customers Better.mp4
    15:43
  • 17 - What are the best ways to use customer personas for MVP validation.txt
  • 0 - 4.5-Prioritizing-customer-needs-and-product-features.pdf
  • 0 - How I Use The Importance and Satisfaction Framework On Google Sheets Like A Product Manager.txt
  • 0 - How To Prioritise Customer Problems Opportunities Like A Product Manager.txt
  • 0 - Opportunity scoring importance vs satisfaction.txt
  • 0 - Product Features How to Create Features For Customer Needs With Examples.txt
  • 0 - Understanding the Importance and Satisfaction Framework.txt
  • 18 - 4.0-Intro-identify-CN.pdf
  • 18 - HOW TO IDENTIFY AN UNDERSERVED NEED IN THE MARKET.txt
  • 18 - Important But Underserved Customer Needs How to Identify.txt
  • 18 - Introduction to Identifying Underserved Customer Needs.mp4
    06:07
  • 18 - Making Your Products Accessible to Underserved Markets.txt
  • 19 - 4.1-Case-Study.pdf
  • 19 - Case Study.mp4
    05:40
  • 20 - 4.2-Customer-Discovery-Interviews.pdf
  • 20 - 13 Customer Discovery Questions to Ask for Valuable Insights.txt
  • 20 - Customer Interviews How to Recruit What to Ask and How to Synthesize What You Learn.txt
  • 20 - How to Do Customer Discovery Interviews and Questions to Ask.txt
  • 20 - The Comprehensive Guide to Customer Discovery Interviews.txt
  • 20 - Tool Customer Discovery Interviews.mp4
    07:33
  • 21 - 4.3-Customer-Benefit-Ladder.pdf
  • 21 - Consumer Benefits Ladder A Useful Method to Build a Brand.txt
  • 21 - Tool Customer Benefits Ladder.mp4
    11:33
  • 21 - Understanding the consumer benefit ladder.txt
  • 21 - What Is a Value Ladder Ultimate StepByStep Guide.txt
  • 22 - 4.4-Maslows-Hierarchy-of-Needs.pdf
  • 22 - Maslows Hierarchy Of Needs.txt
  • 22 - Maslows Hierarchy of Needs A framework for human motivation.txt
  • 22 - Maslows hierarchy of needs Uses and criticisms.txt
  • 22 - Maslow Pyramid Excel Spreadsheet Template.txt
  • 22 - Tool Maslows Hierarchy of Needs.mp4
    07:21
  • 23 - 5.1-Introduction.pdf
  • 23 - Introduction to Building your Products Value Proposition.mp4
    02:34
  • 24 - 5.2-Building-your-product-value-proposition.pdf
  • 24 - HOW TO CREATE AN EFFECTIVE VALUE PROPOSITION.txt
  • 24 - How Product Managers Can Write More Compelling Value Propositions.txt
  • 24 - How to Build your Products Value Proposition.mp4
    03:55
  • 24 - How to create a value proposition.txt
  • 24 - Template-product-value-proposition.xlsx
  • 25 - 5.3-Predicting-product-value-proposition.pdf
  • 25 - Learn How to Predict your Products Future Value Proposition.mp4
    03:01
  • 25 - Template-prediciting-the-future-value-proposition.xlsx
  • 26 - 6.1-Introduction.pdf
  • 26 - Introduction to Developing the PreMVP Required Features.mp4
    03:05
  • 27 - 6.2-User-Stories.pdf
  • 27 - Agile User Story Example and Templates.txt
  • 27 - Develop User Stories to Demonstrate Features and Benefits of your preMVP.mp4
    05:07
  • 27 - Effective User Stories 3Cs and INVEST Guide.txt
  • 27 - Mastering User Stories Techniques Templates and the 3Cs for Agile Development.txt
  • 27 - User Story Templates Examples To Perfect Your Process.txt
  • 27 - User Story Template How to write it with examples.txt
  • 27 - Using the INVEST method to write Agile user stories.txt
  • 27 - Writing meaningful user stories with the INVEST principle.txt
  • 28 - 6.3-Breaking-Features-Down.pdf
  • 28 - Learn How to Break Down MVP Features Identify its Most Valuable Pieces.mp4
    12:05
  • 29 - 6.4-Methods-to-prioritize-features.pdf
  • 29 - FEATURE-PRIORITIZATION-template.pptx
  • 29 - Methods to Prioritize preMVP product features.mp4
    07:57
  • 30 - 6.5-Deciding-on-your-MVP-Candidate.pdf
  • 30 - Deciding which Features to Include in your preMVP.mp4
    04:45
  • 31 - 7.1-Introduction.pdf
  • 31 - 7.2-Marketing-Prototype-Testing-Tools.pdf
  • 31 - 7.3-Product-Prototype-Testing-Tools.pdf
  • 31 - An Introduction to the Available Tools for developing your MVP Concept.mp4
    04:38
  • 32 - Marketing Materials as a Tool to Develop and Test your MVP Concept.mp4
    02:16
  • 33 - How You Can Use a Landing Page to Validate Your MVP.txt
  • 33 - How to Validate Your Startup Idea with a Landing Page.txt
  • 33 - How to successfully validate your idea with a Landing Page MVP.txt
  • 33 - Landing Pages as a Tool to Develop and Test your MVP Concept.mp4
    03:14
  • 33 - Landing Page MVP How to Get Insightful User Feedback on the Product You Havent Built Yet.txt
  • 34 - Creating an Explainer Video MVP A StepbyStep Guide.txt
  • 34 - Explainer Video as a Tool to Develop and Test your MVP Concept.mp4
    02:08
  • 34 - Video as MVP.txt
  • 35 - Adverting Campaigns as a Tool to Develop and Test your MVP Concept.mp4
    03:41
  • 36 - How to quickly and efficiently conduct an AB testing.txt
  • 36 - Marketing AB Tests as a Tool to Develop and Test your MVP Concept.mp4
    05:21
  • 36 - What Is AB Testing and How Can It Help Your Business.txt
  • 37 - Crowdfunding Fundraise for product development or production.txt
  • 37 - Crowdfunding as a Tool to Develop and Test your MVP Concept.mp4
    03:45
  • 37 - Crowdfunding to test the Minimum Viable Product MVP.txt
  • 37 - How can you use crowdfunding to test your MVP.txt
  • 37 - The Benefits of Crowdfunding Testing.txt
  • 38 - Introduction to Product Prototyping Tools to Develop and Test your MVP Concept.mp4
    05:55
  • 39 - Sketches Product Prototyping as a Tool to Develop and Test your MVP Concept.mp4
    01:42
  • 40 - Wireframes Product Prototyping as a Tool to Develop and Test your MVP Concept.mp4
    04:12
  • 41 - Mockups Product Prototyping as a Tool to Develop and Test your MVP Concept.mp4
    02:42
  • 41 - The Power of Mockups and MVPs in Startup Validation.txt
  • 42 - Interactive Product Prototyping as a Tool to Develop and Test your MVP Concept.mp4
    02:24
  • 43 - Concierge Product Prototyping as a Tool to Develop and Test your MVP Concept.mp4
    02:10
  • 43 - Concierge Testing A Powerful PrePilot for Your Business Model.txt
  • 43 - What is concierge MVP When is it the right approach.txt
  • 44 - Live Product Product Prototyping Tool to Develop and Test your MVP Concept.mp4
    01:46
  • 45 - Fake Doors Product Prototyping as a Tool to Develop and Test your MVP Concept.mp4
    03:06
  • 45 - Fake Door Testing The Benefits the Risks and How to Build Functional Tests.txt
  • 45 - Fake Door Testing The Complete Guide.txt
  • 45 - How to improve your product using the Fake Door method.txt
  • 45 - The Benefits of Fake Door Testing.txt
  • 46 - Product AB Product Prototyping as a Tool to Develop and Test your MVP Concept.mp4
    03:47
  • 47 - 8.1-Introduction.pdf
  • 47 - UX Principles Introduction.mp4
    01:33
  • 48 - 8.2-What-is-a-Great-UX-Design-Introduction.pdf
  • 48 - What is a Great UX Design.mp4
    02:54
  • 49 - 8.2.1-What-is-a-Great-UX-Design-USABILITY.pdf
  • 49 - What is a Great UX Design Focus on USABILITY Principles.mp4
    06:08
  • 50 - 8.2.2-What-is-a-Great-UX-Design-DELIGHT.pdf
  • 50 - What is a Great UX Design Focus on DELIGHT Principles.mp4
    04:14
  • 51 - 8.3-UX-Design-Process-Introduction.pdf
  • 51 - UX Design Process Introduction.mp4
    01:41
  • 52 - 8.3.1-UX-Design-Process-Conceptual.pdf
  • 52 - UX Design Process Conceptual Design Principles.mp4
    05:46
  • 53 - 8.3.2-UX-Design-Process-Information-Architecture.pdf
  • 53 - UX Design Process Information Architecture Principles.mp4
    03:46
  • 54 - 8.3.3-UX-Design-Process-Interaction-Interface.pdf
  • 54 - UX Design Process User Interaction Interface Design Principles.mp4
    13:56
  • 55 - 8.3.4-UX-Design-Process-Visual-Design.pdf
  • 55 - UX Design Process Visual Design Principles.mp4
    14:09
  • 56 - 8.4-UX-Design-Principles-Methodologies.pdf
  • 56 - Introduction to UX Design Laws Principles and Methodologies.mp4
    04:02
  • 57 - A Neuropsychological Theory of Positive Affect and Its Influence on Cognition.txt
  • 57 - Heuristic Aesthetic Usability Effect.mp4
    02:05
  • 57 - The AestheticUsability Effect.txt
  • 57 - The AestheticUsability Effect Why beautifullooking products are preferred over usablebutnotbeautiful ones.txt
  • 57 - The Aesthetic Usability Effect and Prioritizing Appearance vs Functionality.txt
  • 58 - Fittss Law The Importance of Size and Distance in UI Design.txt
  • 58 - Fittss Law and Its Applications in UX.txt
  • 58 - Fitts Law In The Touch Era.txt
  • 58 - Heuristic Fitts Law.mp4
    02:29
  • 59 - Designing for motivation with the goalgradient effect.txt
  • 59 - Goal-Gradient-Illusionary-Goal-Progress.pdf
  • 59 - Heuristic Goal Gradient Effect.mp4
    02:30
  • 59 - How Uber uses psychology to perfect their customer experience.txt
  • 59 - Moving the Finish Line The Goal Gradient Hypothesis.txt
  • 59 - The importance of percentdone progress indicators for computerhuman interfaces.txt
  • 60 - Design principle Hicks Law quick decision making.txt
  • 60 - Heuristic Hicks Law.mp4
    02:40
  • 60 - Hicks Law Making the choice easier for users.txt
  • 60 - The Choice Overload Effect Why simplicity is the key to perfecting your experience.txt
  • 60 - The Psychology Principles Every UIUX Designer Needs to Know.txt
  • 61 - Heuristic Jakobs Law.mp4
    02:10
  • 61 - Jakobs Law of Internet User Experience.txt
  • 61 - The Power Law of Learning Consistency vs Innovation in User Interfaces.txt
  • 62 - Design Principles for Reducing Cognitive Load.txt
  • 62 - Heuristic Millers Law.mp4
    02:31
  • 62 - The Magical Mystery Four How is Working Memory Capacity Limited and Why.txt
  • 63 - Heuristic Parkinsons Law.mp4
    02:50
  • 63 - Parkinsons Law Why Constraints Are The Best Thing You Can Work With.txt
  • 63 - Parkinsons law Calculate the Time Consume of User.txt
  • 63 - This is why you cant finish early.txt
  • 64 - Principle Doherty Threshold.mp4
    03:07
  • 64 - The Economic Value of Rapid Response Time.txt
  • 64 - This 70s UX gem still applies today.txt
  • 65 - Complexity Bias Why We Prefer Complicated to Simple.txt
  • 65 - Designing with Occams Razor.txt
  • 65 - How to Use Occams Razor Without Getting Cut.txt
  • 65 - Occams Razor The simplest solution is always the best.txt
  • 65 - Principle Occams Razor.mp4
    02:35
  • 66 - Principle Pareto Principle.mp4
    02:41
  • 66 - Prioritize Quantitative Data with the Pareto Principle.txt
  • 66 - The 8020 Rule in User Experience.txt
  • 66 - The Pareto Principle and Your User Experience Work.txt
  • 67 - Nobody Wants To Use Your Product.txt
  • 67 - Principle Teslers Law.mp4
    03:16
  • 67 - Teslers Law Designing for inevitable complexity.txt
  • 67 - Teslers Law This is why you cannot make UX any simpler.txt
  • 67 - Why Life Cant Be Simpler.txt
  • 68 - Design with Difficult Data.txt
  • 68 - Postels Law Designing for Robustness.txt
  • 68 - Postels Law in UX Design.txt
  • 68 - Principle Postels Law.mp4
    03:12
  • 68 - Robustness and least power.txt
  • 69 - Design Principles Visual Perception And The Principles Of Gestalt.txt
  • 69 - Gestalt Law of Common Region.mp4
    03:03
  • 69 - Gestalt principles.txt
  • 69 - The Principle of Common Region Containers Create Groupings.txt
  • 70 - Design Principles Visual Perception And The Principles Of Gestalt.txt
  • 70 - Gestalt Law of Proximity.mp4
    02:33
  • 70 - Gestalt Principles of DesignProximity.txt
  • 70 - Laws of Proximity Uniform Connectedness and Continuation Gestalt Principles Part 2.txt
  • 70 - Proximity Principle in Visual Design.txt
  • 70 - The Psychology Principles Every UIUX Designer Needs to Know.txt
  • 71 - Gestalt Law of Pragnanz.mp4
    02:48
  • 71 - The Laws of FigureGround Pragnanz Closure and Common Fate Gestalt Principles Part 3.txt
  • 71 - The Law of Pragnanz Designing for Simplicity.txt
  • 71 - The Law of Pragnanz in Gestalt Psychology and UX Design.txt
  • 72 - Gestalt Law of Uniform Connectedness.mp4
    02:35
  • 72 - Laws of Proximity Uniform Connectedness and Continuation Gestalt Principles Part 2.txt
  • 72 - The Importance of Uniform Connectedness in UX Design.txt
  • 72 - The Power of Uniform Connectedness in Product Design.txt
  • 72 - What Is the Law of Uniform Connectedness.txt
  • 73 - Gestalt Law of Similarity.mp4
    02:30
  • 73 - Gestalt Principles of DesignSimilarity.txt
  • 73 - Similarity Principle in Visual Design.txt
  • 73 - The Law of Similarity Gestalt Principles Part 1.txt
  • 74 - Cognitive Bias Peak End Rule.mp4
    02:57
  • 74 - How do our memories differ from our experiences The peakend rule explained.txt
  • 74 - The PeakEnd Rule How Impressions Become Memories.txt
  • 74 - What Is the PeakEnd Rule How to Use It Smartly.txt
  • 75 - Cognitive Bias Serial Position Effect.mp4
    03:14
  • 75 - Serial Position Effect How to Create Better User Interfaces.txt
  • 75 - The Serial Position Effect Why ABC and XYZ stand out the most among all the alphabets.txt
  • 76 - Cognitive Bias Von Restorff Effect.mp4
    02:44
  • 76 - Superior pattern processing is the essence of the evolved human brain.txt
  • 76 - The Von Restorff Effect Your Secret Weapon for Unmissable Design.txt
  • 76 - The Von Restorff Effect in UX design.txt
  • 76 - Working Memory and Attention A Conceptual Analysis and Review.txt
  • 77 - Cognitive Bias Zeigarnik Effect.mp4
    03:08
  • 77 - Endowed progress effect Give your users a head start.txt
  • 77 - The Zeigarnik Effect Why it is so hard to leave things incomplete.txt
  • 77 - Zeigarnik Effect Uncompleted tasks stick in your mind more than completed ones.txt
  • Description


    Accelerate Your Path to Market with Proven Lean Methodologies for your MVP (Minimum Viable Product)

    What You'll Learn?


    • Learn the steps to a Lean Product Process
    • Understand and Determine the Product - Market Fit
    • Determine Your Target Market and Customers
    • Identify Underserved Customer Needs
    • Learn how to develop real value propositions
    • Techniques to specify your MVP
    • How to create your MVP Prototype
    • Learn how to Apply the Principles of Great UX Design
    • Techniques to Test your MVP with your customers
    • Ways to Iterate and Pivot to Improve Product-Market Fit
    • Techniques to Build Your Product Using Agile Development
    • Learn how to Measure your Key Metrics
    • Learn how to Use Analytics to Optimize Your Product and Business

    Who is this for?


  • Anyone trying to build a new product or service
  • Anyone trying to improve their existing product or service
  • Entrepreneurs
  • Product managers, designers, and developers
  • Marketers, analysts, and program managers
  • CEOs and other executives
  • Inventors
  • Anyone who is passionate about building great products
  • What You Need to Know?


  • Basic business and technology understanding
  • Keen interest and a desire to understand the process of creating exceptional products
  • More details


    Description

    Embark on a transformative journey to master the art of developing Minimum Viable Products (MVPs) with our comprehensive Udemy course, "Developing Successful Minimum Viable Products: The Lean Product Process". This course is meticulously crafted for entrepreneurs, product managers, developers, and anyone eager to learn the lean product development process. With a focus on practical skills and real-world applications, this course is your pathway to turning innovative ideas into successful products.

    What You'll Achieve:

    · Grasp Lean Startup Methodologies: Dive deep into lean principles to understand how they streamline the product development process, reducing waste and focusing on what truly matters to customers.

    · Validate Your Ideas Early: Learn to validate your product ideas through effective market research and customer feedback, ensuring you invest time and resources into viable concepts.

    · Prioritize with Precision: Master the art of feature prioritization to focus your efforts on developing functionalities that offer the most value to your end-users.

    · Prototype Efficiently: Acquire skills in rapid prototyping to quickly bring your ideas to life, enabling iterative testing and refinement without significant investment.

    · Incorporate User Feedback: Become adept at gathering and integrating user feedback into your development process, ensuring your MVP evolves in direct response to user needs and preferences.

    · Scale Your Product Successfully: Understand the critical steps for scaling your product post-MVP phase, preparing for broader market adoption while maintaining lean principles.

    Who Should Enroll?

    This course is ideal for aspiring entrepreneurs, product managers, developers, and anyone interested in mastering the process of creating lean, impactful products. Whether you're looking to launch your startup or innovate within your organization, this course will equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed.

    Enroll Now:

    Transform your product ideas into reality with "Developing Successful Minimum Viable Products: The Lean Product Process". Join us on Udemy today and take the first step towards becoming a lean product development expert. Your journey to product success starts here!

    Who this course is for:

    • Anyone trying to build a new product or service
    • Anyone trying to improve their existing product or service
    • Entrepreneurs
    • Product managers, designers, and developers
    • Marketers, analysts, and program managers
    • CEOs and other executives
    • Inventors
    • Anyone who is passionate about building great products

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    Antony Michail, PhD
    Antony Michail, PhD
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    Hello, I'm Dr. Antony Michail, the COO and co-founder of easyStudies, a platform co-founded by Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou, the founder of easyJet. With over 20 years of experience, I also currently serve as the Managing Director and Senior Trainer at Think Growth Consulting. Throughout my career, I've been dedicated to consulting and advising businesses of all sizes on their business and marketing strategies, implementation, and overall company growth.I've navigated companies through various stages, from startup and survival to turnaround and growth. My expertise spans diverse industries, including education, food and beverage, fashion, IT, heating, consumer durables, building products and construction, and environmental services across the UK, South Africa, and Greece.As a consultant and senior marketing director, I've accumulated over 10.000 hours of lecturing and tutoring experience at institutions like StudySmart, University of Central Lancashire (UK), EEDE (Hellenic Management Association), and Anacalypsis Strategy & Marketing Consultants (South Africa). My focus has been on auditing marketing functions, developing and executing both online and offline marketing strategies, providing direction for future growth, new product development, brand storytelling, CRM strategy, media relations, effective budgeting, forecasting, and measurement.My expertise extends to integrated marketing communications, encompassing both offline and online strategies, and designing growth strategies across all business functions. I've authored articles on Marketing Audit and Strategy, recommended study resources for CIM students, and two books on GDPR and Digital Marketing Strategies for the Hotel industry.My academic journey includes a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Economics from the National & Kapodistrian University of Athens, a Master of Arts (MA) degree in International Business from the University of Central Lancashire, a Postgraduate Diploma in Strategic Marketing from the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM), and a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Business Competitive Strategies from the University of Central Lancashire. I'm excited to share my knowledge and experience with you on this learning platform.
    Students take courses primarily to improve job-related skills.Some courses generate credit toward technical certification. Udemy has made a special effort to attract corporate trainers seeking to create coursework for employees of their company.
    • language english
    • Training sessions 77
    • duration 6:06:57
    • Release Date 2024/05/04