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From MVP to "MLP" (Minimum Loveable Product) - Building What Your Customers Care About
As technologists, we love to build things. And we sometimes forget that our customers (or potential customers) don't care about what we're building-- they care about what they're building, doing, or feeling. In this talk, we'll explore methodologies that help us continually focus on our customers' needs, building just enough to learn & iterate towards their desired outcomes. Coming away from this, you'll have a few more tools in the toolbox for your lean startup.
Agenda
6:00 - Doors Open/Registration
6:30 - Welcome
6:35 - Talk by Jake Levirne (Director of Product for Developer Experience, DigitalOcean)
7:00 - Q & A
7:15 - Reception/Networking
8:00 - Goodnight
This event is brought to you by DigitalOcean's global event series, Hatch Startup 101 Sessions, featuring curated talks, panels, & fireside chats designed for entrepreneurs & developers looking to build impactful software. We bring together the best in various regional startup ecosystems, to share stories from founders, builders, & creators.
About Jake
Jake Levirne is the Director of Product for Developer Experience at DigitalOcean. He loves working with startups & helping build products that are simple, intuitive, & that get the job done. His personal mission is to help more people realize they can build anything they want.
About Hatch
Hatch is DigitalOcean's global startup program that helps you grow your business. Spend less time worrying about cloud infrastructure & more time building great things. Explorehttps://do.co/hatch, & follow the community on Twitter: #ItsHatchening
Preparing for the event
Watch "Painless & Efficient Ways to Perform Usability Testing" with Rafael Mojica, DigitalOcean's VP of UX. (Not a requirement, but helpful if you'd like to dive deeper.)
Light food & drink will be served.
Please bring government-issued ID for building entry.
All participants are asked to uphold DigitalOcean'sEvents Code of Conductto support a welcoming & inclusive environment.
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