Most design reviews still start with “Do we like how this looks?” That is a fine question for a moodboard. It is a terrible sole criterion for a product that has to turn paid traffic into revenue.
At Amity Digitech we start from the opposite end: which business metric is currently soft, and which user behavior has to change before that number moves? Design is the tool we use after the answer is clear — not the entertainment that arrives before strategy.
Pick one primary metric per surface
A homepage cannot optimize simultaneously for brand theatre, demo signups, and SEO volume without someone losing. Force a primary outcome. Secondary outcomes get residual space — they do not drive the layout.
- Activation: first meaningful action inside the product within day one
- Conversion: qualified lead or checkout within a defined session path
- Retention: return usage in week two for a defined cohort
Replace opinion with evidence loops
Stakeholder taste is useful as a constraint — brand guidelines, legal, tone. It is not a decision engine. We stack heuristic review, analytics baselines, and short moderated tests so “red feels more premium” does not outrank measured funnel leakage.
Design decisions should hold up in production — not just in a critique thread.
Ship systems, not orphan screens
A high-converting flow that cannot be extended is a liability. Components, patterns, and content rules should let marketing and product iterate without reopening the full design brief every sprint.
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