BA-201 · Question #297
Cloud Kicks Is conducting sprint planning for an Experience Cloud user portal project. The focus for this sprint Is on the minimum viable product. Which requirement should the business analyst…
The correct answer is C. Items that are crucial to the business. A Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is defined as the smallest set of features needed to deliver core business value and validate the solution. Therefore, the BA must prioritize requirements that are essential to fulfilling the primary business purpose - without them, the product…
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Cloud Kicks Is conducting sprint planning for an Experience Cloud user portal project. The focus for this sprint Is on the minimum viable product. Which requirement should the business analyst prioritize?
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- AItems chat are user-friendly features
- BItems requested by the majority of users
- CItems that are crucial to the business
How the community answered
(36 responses)- A8% (3)
- B14% (5)
- C78% (28)
Explanation
A Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is defined as the smallest set of features needed to deliver core business value and validate the solution. Therefore, the BA must prioritize requirements that are essential to fulfilling the primary business purpose - without them, the product cannot function as intended. Option A (user-friendly features) represents enhancements that improve experience but are not strictly necessary for the MVP to function; these come in later iterations. Option B (features requested by the majority of users) applies a popularity-based approach that may include non-essential features. MVP prioritization is always driven by business criticality, not convenience or popularity.
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