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Diving into the heart of the 'Minimum Viable Product (Part 2)' presentation, the 'Sprint Schedule' slide is a crucial component. It provides a clear and concise roadmap for lean UX and agile development, outlining the weekly plan in a scrum schedule format. This timetable serves as a guide for the initial triage of tasks, leading to the development and execution of the MVP. It's a strategic tool that helps align stakeholders and communicate the product vision, while also keeping an eye on the North Star metrics that determine the success of the MVP.
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