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Once you have the scope defined, you need to prioritise within it. Even in a minimal product, not everything is equally important. Some features are the core — without them, the product doesn't work. Others are supporting features that improve the experience but aren't what makes the product valuable. Knowing which is which changes how you sequence the build.
Prioritisation isn't just about what's most important to users. It's also about what's most important to test, what's technically required before other things can exist, and what's riskiest to leave until last. A feature that seems small but is technically complex belongs earlier in the build, not later.
The common mistake is to sequence work based on what feels comfortable or familiar rather than what's most critical. Hi...
