Website as a Service
We first publish a foundational website, after which the site is developed strategy and analytics guided by.
Who is it for?
The Growth-Driven Design implementation model is ideal if
- You are in an industry where markets and trends change rapidly, and you need continuous optimization of your site to remain competitive.
- Your business is growing and developing, and you need a site that can flexibly adapt to new requirements.
- You value continuous optimization and development of the site in the long term.
- You want to test and develop the site's content and user experience based on feedback, data, and analytics.
- You are a startup or a growth company, and you want an agile and flexible approach to website development.
Service Scope
- Website Audit of the Current Site
- Kickoff Design Meeting
- Web Service Concept Design
- User Interface and Visual Design
- Technical Implementation (programming, development work)
- Testing and Quality Assurance
- Website Launch
- User Training
- Data Collection and Analytics
- Continuous Analysis of Site Performance and User Experience (report)
- Continuous Optimization of Site Content and Functionalities
- Project Management and Communication
Process Overview
The Process Proceeds Continuously for a Mutually Agreed Period and/or until the Site Achieves Optimal Performance to Achieve Business Goals.
Service Pricing
In the Growth-Driven Design model, the service price consists of a basic fee and a monthly service fee. A results-based pricing model is also often used. Many factors affect the service price, such as the scope of the site, functionalities, and technologies used.
Contact us and request a quote for implementing your website according to the Growth-Driven Design model.
What is Growth-Driven Design?
What Does Growth-Driven Design Mean?
Growth-Driven Design refers to an agile website design process. In this design model, the aim is to quickly publish the first version of the website ("Launch Pad"). After this, the site is continuously developed through development sprints based on user data and user experiences. Development work continues until the site achieves its set goals.
How Does Growth-Driven Design Differ from Traditional Web Design?
Traditional web design is usually implemented as one large project, which includes a comprehensive design and development process. The outcome of this process is the publication of a finished or at least nearly finished website or web service. After publication, potential bugs are fixed and minor improvements are made to the site's functionality. The problem with this model is that it can take too much time, and at the beginning of the project, it may not be known what kind of website the end-user truly needs or wants. The Growth-Driven Design model, on the other hand, is based on continuous site development driven by data, differing from the traditional approach which follows more of a "build and launch" style.
What Metrics are Measured in the Growth-Driven Design Model?
Generally, during the design process, user feedback is collected and key website performance metrics are used, such as traffic volume, user engagement, conversion rate, number of conversions, and conversion value. The metrics are defined on a case-by-case basis.
Which is Better? Traditional Model or Growth-Driven Design?
There is no single answer to this question. In many cases, the traditional model for website design may be a better option. Instead, the Growth-Driven Design model is well-suited for startups and growth companies looking for an agile and flexible approach to developing their websites.
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