In the fast-paced world of startups, speed is often the defining factor between success and irrelevance. However, speed shouldn't come at the cost of quality. At Ufloret, we've refined a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) delivery process that balances velocity with engineering excellence, allowing us to go from concept to launch in just 4 to 8 weeks.
The Discovery Phase: Calibration
Before a single line of code is written, we align on the "Why." Our first week is dedicated to intense discovery workshops. We don't just ask about features; we ask about business goals, user pain points, and success metrics. This ensures we're building the right thing, not just a thing. We define the core value proposition and ruthlessly prioritize features that directly support it.
Agile Engineering & Sprints
We operate in one-week sprints. This high-frequency cadence provides immediate feedback loops. Every Friday, stakeholders see a demo of working software. This transparency eliminates the "black box" of development and allows for rapid course correction if market assumptions change.
- Week 1: Architecture & Core Setup
- Week 2-3: Core Features Development
- Week 4: UI Polish & Integration
- Week 5-6: Testing & Refinement
Scalable by Default
While we build fast, we don't build "throwaway" code. We use scalable tech stacks like Nuxt, Laravel, and Flutter from day one. This means your MVP is not a prototype—it's the foundation of your future enterprise system. We implement CI/CD pipelines, automated testing, and cloud-native infrastructure right from the start.
Launch & Iterate
Launch day is just the beginning. Once the MVP is live, we shift to data-driven iteration. We implement analytics to track user behavior and use that data to inform the roadmap for V2. This cycle of Build-Measure-Learn is the heartbeat of a successful digital product.
