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Stefan Sarbu - 15 Mar 2024

Guiding Early Stage Development with the Build-Measure-Learn Loop

A while back, we talked about designing lean business models for mobile startups, guided by Ash Maurya's wisdom on the perils of falling too deeply in love with our solutions prematurely. The resonance of that conversation within our community was both surprising and affirming. It turns out, many of us are navigating similar challenges, trying to strike the perfect balance between passion for our products and the practicality of market validation.

Idea to MVP
Stefan Sarbu - 8 Mar 2024

How To Navigate The Uncertainties Of The MVP Phase

As a tech founder, tackling the most uncertain aspects of your product early on is paramount. This approach builds investor confidence and validates the market need for your product.

Idea to MVP
Paula Cristea - 1 Mar 2024

Clutch Recognizes Thinslices as one of the Game-Changing App Developers in London

The application industry continues to be the fastest-growing industry in the world, and at the same time, the most competitive. Companies and businesses from all over the world are developing new apps each day and finding new ways to stand above the competition is getting harder and harder. Thankfully, our team at Thinslices is here to help you in designing and developing the next breakthrough app in the market.

Press Releases
Stefan Sarbu - 23 Feb 2024

The Tech Founder’s Dilemma: Navigating the Choice Between MVP and MMP

The concepts of Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and Minimum Marketable Product (MMP) are both pivotal in the product development process, especially in agile and lean startup environments. However, they serve different purposes and are used at different stages of the product life cycle.

Idea to MVP
Mihai Bâlea - 14 Feb 2024

The UX Blueprint for Building MVPs

In the dynamic world of startups, launching a full-scale product can be a risky venture. Enter the MVP, or Minimal Viable Product — a lifeline for testing the waters before taking the plunge. But where does UI/UX, the powerful design duo, fit into this equation of building MVPs?

Idea to MVP
Alex Marciuc - 2 Feb 2024

The Art of MVP Development: Balancing Added Value and Functionality

Someone once told me “Ideas are everywhere, opportunity is not.” It got me thinking about the multitude of possibilities when it comes to designing and developing digital products that can have an impact on the market and ultimately touch the end users.

Idea to MVP
Tudor Iordache - 25 Jan 2024

Testing in Teams as a Service: Our Test-Driven Development Approach

Imagine you're on a tight deadline for a complex project. You need a team that's not just competent but can swiftly adapt to changing needs. This is where Thinslices steps in, akin to a reliable partner who understands your journey and has the toolkit to navigate it successfully.

Testing Technology
Tudor Iordache - 17 Jan 2024

The Importance of Testing in Developing an MVP - Our Version of TDD

When you’re cooking up a Minimum Viable Product (MVP), testing isn’t just the icing on the cake; it's the flour in your batter.

Idea to MVP
Paula Cristea - 15 Dec 2023

Transforming influencers' creativity into timeless stock videos

In the fast-evolving world of digital content, Thinslices is excited to announce a significant achievement in our collaboration with Humant Life. Born out of Antler's summer 2021 LON4 cohort and supported by APX Berlin, Humant Life's Phase 1 completion stands as a groundbreaking initiative that reshapes the content creation and licensing landscape.

Press Releases Idea to MVP
Tudor Iordache - 12 Dec 2023

Infrastructure as Code: the MVP decision that outlasts your MVP

The conversations that surround a new product build tend to focus on the visible parts: which features ship in version one, what the design system looks like, how quickly the first users can be in front of it. These are the right things to discuss, and founders are equipped to discuss them. The decisions that get less attention sit underneath: how the cloud environment is set up, how new versions get deployed, how a second engineer hired six months from nowwill be able to work on the product without breaking it. These choices are usually made early, often in the first few weeks of a build, and they tend to stay in place far longer than anyone expects.

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