The first week focuses on rapid market research and competitor analysis within 48 hours. You'll master customer interview scripts and complete a comprehensive problem validation checklist.

This systematic approach ensures you're building something people actually want before investing time in development. Most solo founders skip validation and build products nobody needs.

Week 2 covers MVP feature prioritization using proven frameworks, user story mapping techniques, and critical technical architecture decisions for solo founders.

You'll learn to distinguish between nice-to-have and must-have features, ensuring your MVP stays focused and achievable within your solo founder constraints.

The final weeks cover no-code vs code decision frameworks, development sprint planning for solo founders, quality assurance basics, and comprehensive launch preparation.

You'll implement feedback collection systems, identify metrics that matter, and create iteration planning processes that enable continuous improvement post-launch.