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The core feature that makes the product viable and demonstrates its value proposition; without this, the product doesn't fulfill its basic purpose.

A simple and intuitive design tailored to the target user's needs, ensuring an easy-to-use product even at the MVP stage.

The inclusion of only the most necessary features to satisfy early adopters and validate the product concept in the market.

Mechanisms within the MVP that gather user feedback to inform future development and improvements.

Designing the MVP in such a way that it can be scaled up easily in terms of users, workload, or market reach after initial validation.

The rapid development and launch of the MVP to test and iterate on the product with real users as soon as possible.

The MVP should be developed with minimal costs while still achieving the goals of early validation and learning.

The MVP should clearly communicate its benefit to the user, why it's different, and why users should care, even with a minimal feature set.

The MVP should align with the larger business strategy and goals, indicating a direction towards the company's vision.