The business team asked the development team to develop and launch the new hotel seat booking web application. This is a startup, and there is limited funding available. Only two developers are there to start the development work, one tester is available to test the application, and no one is available to do the web site deployment, so someone within the team has to learn how to deploy the app. The business team doesn’t want the entire and fully featured web app to be ready but instead wanted to build sufficient features that are complete enough and fit to be used by the end users, thus enabling the business to start making some benefits early from this web site. What should the development team do in this scenario as per agile practices and recommendations?

A. Build a minimum viable product, or MVP.

B. Collaborate with the business team to persuade them that launching a web app without all features is not a good idea.

C. Build core features in-house and outsource the remaining features to an external development company.

D. Build non-core features in-house and outsource the rest to an outside development firm.