Knowing The Difference Might Mean Hitting Your Goals Instead Of Missing Them

It’s funny how ideas get momentum. Growth-driven design is something that a lot of people are talking about. Luke Summerfield, the self-proclaimed father of growth-driven design, defines it as a method that minimizes the risks of traditional web design. GDD uses a systematic approach that shortens the time to launch by focusing on real impact and continuous learning and improvement.

To use simple terms, instead of spending four to six months working on a major website re-launch that includes getting every single feature, page and element right, you’ll launch a much smaller site in just 30 days. The launch will include only the “must-have” features, but over time and – this is critical – based on data, you’ll add new elements to the site to improve its performance, in terms of visitors and leads.

Who could argue with that?