Step 4 - The Phase 1

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  • [00:00 - 00:06] So far is the phase one. The phase one is the earliest version of an app that's absolutely production ready.

    [00:07 - 00:25] So an MVP is the minimum-- the most valuable product, minimum viable product. So in theory, just a touchscreen would work as an MVP for some people.

    [00:26 - 00:33] With phase one, we go a bit further. And it's something that's actually usable and production ready and ideally even launched.

    [00:34 - 00:47] So this means we need to have all the core features implemented and all necessary parts of the app, like authentication and even payments. While I'm so famous, it wouldn't be part of the MVP for most people.

    [00:48 - 00:58] So an example-- so again, a very simple problem-- is to meet all the pieces we need for phase one. We copy that.

    [00:59 - 01:08] So it will give us a whole bunch of features right now. All of this is just for authentication and onboarding.

    [01:09 - 01:18] You made passwords, and I'm in the game, and I'm in session mode for the bus to flow. With these terms, I'm in the same maze, maybe SMS, et cetera, et cetera.

    [01:19 - 01:37] There's a user-prolative content stream, first time onboarding, sound screen, personal configuration, contextual memory, center button typing indicator, or the straw. This is a lot of features in general.

    [01:38 - 01:55] And it's not the most organized document right now, because this kind of feels kind of overwhelming, or feels kind of too much. And it is kind of too much.

    [01:56 - 01:58] So let's try and fix that.