What is the term for the most basic, interactive version that delivers core value and can be released to users?

• A. Minimum viable product (MVP)
• B. MMF
• C. Mock-up
• D. Storyboarding

Answer: (A)

Releasing the product in its simplest usable form that still delivers value to users is called a minimum viable product. The idea is to include only the core features needed to satisfy early users and to learn from their actual use. Because it is interactive and ready to be used, it lets you gather real feedback quickly and iterate on what matters most.

Other ideas don’t fit as well because a mock-up is just a static visual representation, not something users can interact with. Storyboarding maps out steps and interactions for planning, not a live product. A minimum marketable feature focuses on a tiny, marketable piece of functionality, which may not be enough to release as a real, learn-from-usage product.