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Nov 25, 2024 50 min

Building MVPs That Work w/Daniel Becker

from UX Design to WIN in Business Hosted by Dinghy GmbH

Summary In this conversation, Nils and Daniel explore the concept of the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and the methodologies they employ at DINGY to streamline the product development process. They discuss the importance of discovery research, wireframing, and usability testing, emphasizing the need for clear communication and collaboration among stakeholders. The conversation highlights how iterative design and user engagement can lead to more effective and user-centered products. 📲 Keep in touch with Dinghy: 🔗 Subscribe to our YouTube: / @dinghystudio 🔗 Follow us on Instagram: / dinghystudio 🔗 Follow us on LinkedIn: / dinghystudio 🔗 Read our blog: https://www.dinghy.studio/blog/ About the author --- Hi, I'm Nils, Co-Founder and Head of Interaction Design at Dinghy. With over 10 years of experience in designing and building websites, I'm passionate about creating great digital experiences. At Dinghy, we believe that exceptional UX comes from the synergy of branding, content strategy, design, and development, all working together seamlessly. On this channel, I show you how to create outstanding user experiences for your customers through hands-on, easy-to-follow how-tos in wireframing, UI design, stakeholder management, usability testing, HTML, CSS, and frontend development.

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