Test, Test, Test
“Too many people build a product and realize that nobody wants to use it. Build, measure, learn, iterate or pivot, then repeat!
The first step is figuring out the problem that needs to be solved and then developing a minimum viable product (MVP) to begin the process of learning as quickly as possible. Basically, it's a business-hypothesis-driven experiment with iterative product releases and validated learning.”
- Taylor Lindores-Reeves, Director of, Digital Speed
“To make product development a success, testing is needed. You should have a prototype that can answer questions like what does it do, how can it improve our lives, what's different from your competitors, and why is it better. An essential part of testing is getting feedback from customers and incorporating changes. These test won't be any good if they fall on deaf ears. So make sure to analyze all your data and feedback and come up with a better product!”
- Michael Miller, CEO of VPN Online Multimedia Inc.
“Make sure your product works as intended before rolling it out. That’s why prototyping and testing are some of the most important steps in product development. The initial concept may seem perfect, but you can never be 100% sure that a product will function properly until you test it.”
- Vladlen Shulepov, CEO of Riseapps