Conversion rate optimization and more attention for the customer. Sounds like the dream, right? And those are just the first two advantages of a customer-oriented approach. With a data-driven-design approach, you launch new products with less risk. Want to know how we do it? In the free case study - at the bottom of this page - you will learn more about how to work customer-oriented and reduce business risks at the same time.

Companies often develop new features without testing them with their customers. The risk? They have no idea how a new feature is received by the customer. This can lead to a huge drop in sales! Lots of organizations find it intimidating to go live with new features. They are scared of generating less revenue when they change something.

Sander

We base our design decisions on data and customer insights. This way, together with a crystal-clear go-live strategy, we don't take unnecessary (business) risks with revenue streams of our customers.

Sander HobbelSales at Incentro

With a data-driven approach, you validate and test new features with your users before implementing them. User insights help reduce the risks of a launch and are also crucial for the development of a user-friendly product.

We base our design decisions on data and customer insights. This way, together with a crystal-clear go-live strategy, we don't take unnecessary (business) risks with revenue streams of our customers. That means launching new products with much less risk. We already have multiple examples of this method’s success. Want to know more?

Take your first step towards a customer-first mindset! Download the full case study below to learn more about how a data-driven design generates more conversion.