Home of UX Ideologist, Radical Inclusionist, and Content Evangleist – Mike Donahue
In the worlds of Lean Startup, Lean UX, and Design Thinking (DT), the prevailing wisdom tells us to build the smallest viable thing, test, evaluate, and iterate. The reason being, the more time, money, and effort you invest in the untested, the more you stand to lose. And, the more likely you are to get it wrong.
Let’s face it, until something is validated it’s just an assumption. In that way, fail fast, learn fast, just makes good sense. So what’s the problem?