True vs. Incomplete MVP Pyramid Slide for PowerPoint & Google Slides

Description

Clarify the distinction between a genuine Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and an incomplete solution with this visually intuitive MVP Pyramid slide. Featuring two comparative pyramid diagrams side by side, this template contrasts a “Not MVP” with a “True MVP” by showing progressive layers: Functional, Reliable, Usable, and Emotional Design.

The left pyramid highlights stacked development stages that lack holistic delivery when split apart, while the right pyramid demonstrates an integrated approach where each layer supports a complete, viable product from the start. Clear labeling and sleek gradients enhance readability, making it easy to convey core product management concepts like lean development, user-centric design, and product readiness.

Ideal for startup teams, product owners, and agile coaches, this slide supports investor pitches, team training, and MVP workshops. Fully editable in PowerPoint and Google Slides, it lets you customize the visuals to fit your branding or narrative.

Who is it for

Product managers, UX/UI designers, startup founders, and agile trainers who need to explain MVP structure, product iteration strategies, or the difference between incomplete prototypes and truly viable solutions.

Other Uses

Repurpose this slide for customer journey mapping, UX maturity models, SaaS rollout stages, or innovation lifecycle presentations. It’s a powerful tool for emphasizing the importance of completeness in early-stage offerings.