Learn to shape your product idea and build a strong MVP with confidence.
Overview:
Creating a strong product vision and Minimum Viable Prototype (MVP) helps reduce wasted time and improves decision-making early in the product journey. This course guides you through shaping a meaningful vision that defines purpose, direction, and scope. You’ll explore proven methods to map user needs, outline product goals, and apply clear thinking that leads to focused execution. Whether building software, services, or physical products—having clarity from the start avoids confusion later.
You'll also understand the concept of MVP—not as a throwaway model—but as a deliberate, small-scale version of your product. Through structured guidance, learn how to validate key assumptions, reduce costly detours, and keep your team aligned. This course isn’t about glossy trends or corporate jargon—it’s about giving your ideas a sharp edge and a proper plan.
Learning Outcomes:
- Define product vision aligned with user needs and business goals.
- Break down large product ideas into manageable feature sets.
- Learn strategic thinking to develop clear MVP outlines.
- Identify assumptions and validate them using simple testing models.
- Understand how to set product priorities and phase development.
- Use lean principles to reduce delays and improve product focus.
Who is this Course For
- People with product ideas needing structured planning and clarity
- Entrepreneurs testing ideas before a full-scale launch
- Startup teams working towards focused early-stage products
- Product managers exploring early-phase planning frameworks
- Designers shaping concepts with limited development resources
- Developers involved in early product shaping and roadmapping
- Business analysts aligning user needs with product goals
- Tech enthusiasts aiming to learn lean MVP strategy
Career Path
- Product Manager – Average Salary: £55,000
- Product Owner – Average Salary: £52,000
- UX Strategist – Average Salary: £50,000
- Digital Project Manager – Average Salary: £48,000
- Innovation Consultant – Average Salary: £53,000
- Startup Founder – Income varies, early stage typically £0–£40,000
