MVP (minimum viable product) is the first, scrappy version of your product that actually works and solves the user’s problem.

Here is a list of ways to create an MVP with 0% of coding it, and launch in a week!

First MVP: Simple Landing Page + Embedded Form

Speed: ⚡⚡⚡

Design: 🖌️🖌️

Functionalities: ⚙️

• Use the  learnings from your user interviews to create a scrappy MVP
• Build your idea as fast as possible - with just a Landing page and a Waiting List/ fake Sign-Up form
• This could be as simple as a form with some manual work on the other end - to test your product on real users' needs
• We use Webflow, but umso, Dorik, or Typedream can build an awesome landing page in a day
• For creating forms, we use Tally or Airtable forms
• You can also embed widgets to add functionality, like Airtable gallery or list to project items like listings and Airtable submission form
• For Logo and Graphics Design, use Canva and Logo Maker for simple designs and Figma for more advanced ones
• The goal of the MVP is to advance your learnings, not to produce a perfect experience

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Time to iterate. Once you understand your users problems, you can iterate your MVP to try to build something that will solve solve them. May be a no-code app, but optimized for speed + learning.

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First Iteration - Build fast: Softr.io

Speed: ⚡⚡⚡

Design: 🖌️🖌️🖌️

Functionalities: ⚙️⚙️

• Great to test ideas for marketplaces, interactive lists, portals, communities and subscription services - comes with customizable templates
• Includes memberships and payments gateways. Plus, many integrations.
• Uses Airtable as a database, so it's very easy to use and edit the data.

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Second Iteration - Build customly: Bubble.io

Speed: ⚡

Design: 🖌️🖌️🖌️

Functionalities: ⚙️⚙️⚙️

• Great for developing fast-enough ultra-custom web apps and testing them with users - can build from an Airbnb clone to a Web API service
• Works with a front-end designer, visual logic, an integrated database, thousands of plugins and can be connected to APIs and custom code.
• Takes time to master - thus, you should be sure that you spend time building something users want