Your initial focus should be on having users interact with your MVP to evaluate the utility of its core features.
An MVP should encompass only the core features that demonstrate the primary functionality of your product. For example, a basic ride-hailing app that merely connects users with drivers could serve as an MVP for a company like Uber. There’s no need to incorporate features like an integrated wallet or a sophisticated user interface at this stage; those can come later. Your initial focus should be on having users interact with your MVP to evaluate the utility of its core features. You can wear your ideation hat in the later stages.