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The first release of a product carries a lot of hope. It is also where scope tends to grow fastest. Each feature seems essential, and the launch date quietly moves further away.

Start with the problem, not the feature list

The most useful conversations at the start of a project are rarely about features. They are about people and problems: who is struggling, what they do today instead, and what would make their day noticeably better.

The smallest meaningful product

A good first release is not the smallest possible product. It is the smallest product that solves one real problem well enough that people want to keep using it. That usually means:

• One primary user and one primary job to be done.
• A complete, polished path through that job — even if everything around it is simple.
• A clear way to learn what to build next.

Better questions lead to sharper scope, earlier launches and products that grow from evidence rather than assumptions.