Do you have an idea for a product? Start your product development effort off right with the Agile Roadmap! Creating a roadmap will help you focus on building the minimum viable product (MVP) so you can go to market faster.

What is an Agile Roadmap? In his blog post titled "Working with an Agile Product Roadmap", Roman Pichler describes it like this.

- "A product roadmap is a high-level plan that describes how the product is likely to grow. It allows you to express where you want to take your product."

- "While a product vision board is great to develop and launch the first product version, a roadmap allows you to peek further into the future and to capture how the product strategy is likely to be implemented over time."

- "As the roadmap takes care of the strategic product planning aspects, it frees the product backlog to focus on the tactical work."

- "Say you release a new product version every three months. I would then suggest that your product roadmap should capture the next four major releases, while your product backlog focuses on creating the next product version."

So, if you're interested in using an Agile development process to build your product then give the Agile Roadmap a try!