Minimum Viable Prototype
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Minimum Viable Prototype
Minimum Viable Prototype is a basic version of a product that shows the main idea using the simplest materials and methods possible, often made with things like cardboard, clay, or 3D-printed parts. In product design, this type of prototype helps designers quickly see if the shape, size, and main function work as planned before spending time or resources on more detailed versions. A Minimum Viable Prototype can help test how people use or hold a product, and it can reveal problems with balance, grip, or movement that are hard to see on a screen or drawing. This hands-on model is often made in a single day or even a few hours, letting designers make changes fast and try out new ideas right away.
rapid prototyping, physical mockup, product testing, design iteration
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