MVP & Backlog
MVP: From MoSCoW to MVP

Learn how to use priorities and dependencies to define your Minimum Viable Product.

Beginner
5 min

MVP: From MoSCoW to MVP

What is MoSCoW?

A prioritization method:

  • Must have: Essential features
  • Should have: Important but not critical
  • Could have: Nice to have
  • Won't have: Out of scope

Checklist:

  • [ ] Review your features
  • [ ] Set priorities for each feature

Understanding Dependencies

Some features require others to work:

  • Depends on: Can't work without another feature
  • Blocks: Must be done before another
  • Contributes to: Helps achieve an objective

Checklist:

  • [ ] Identify 2-3 key dependencies
  • [ ] Create "Depends on" links

Defining Your MVP

The system automatically calculates MVP based on:

  1. All "Must have" features
  2. Features they depend on
  3. Features that block them

Checklist:

  • [ ] Mark your core features as "Must"
  • [ ] Check the MVP view
  • [ ] Verify the scope is realistic (15-25 features max)

Tip: A good MVP solves ONE core problem really well!

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