Some alternative visualizations to an MVP tree could include a product roadmap, a feature prioritization matrix, or a user journey map. These tools can also help to visualize the development process, prioritize features, and understand the user's experience respectively.
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Traditionally product managers have used a standard product canvas as an MVP blueprint. An alternate visualization is the MVP tree, which moves beyond features to highlight the whole package of how to market an MVP. The MVP tree typically includes the target customers to market to, the channels to use and how it will be delivered, any post-sales CRM strategy, and everything necessary for a well-planned product launch.
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