Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is a strategy used for fast and quantitative market testing of a product or product feature, popularized byEric Riesforweb applications.A MVP has just those features that allow the product to be deployed, and no more.  Eric defines MVP as “the minimum viable product is that version of a new product which allows a team to collect the maximum amount ofvalidated learning about customerswith the least effort.”Here are 10 great examples of MVP:“If Apple can launch a smartphone without Find or Cut-and-Paste, what can you cut out of your product requirements?” –Sramana MitraUSV-backed foursquare uses Google Docs tocollect customer feedback. No code, no maintenance.Fliggosells it before they build it.Grockit puts up anotify-me-when-you-release formon steroids.Auto e-commerce site usesmanualationand flintstoning for their backend.Semiconductor company uses5 people and FPGAsto build a $100M semiconductor product line.Consumer company usesfake screenshotsto sell their product.Allicator usesFacebook ads: “Ditch Digger? Feeling spread thin? Click here to complete a survey and tell us about it.”ManyWheels uses Microsoft Visio to buildclickable web demosfor prospective customers.Cloudfire uses a classic customer developmentproblem presentation.There are a lot of platforms & tools for creating your MVP.In this workshop we will cover some of the tips & tricks to get your MVP done so that you can move your product forward. This could help your startup attract co-founders to getting those early adoptors to buy in or even raising funding for your startup.