Reduce design teams to craft is an expensive mistake
When companies build design teams to produce craft, they're making an expensive mistake.
Because the moment you shape your org chart, your leadership, your processes around that perception, you lock out most of the value the discipline can bring.
Craft is a tiny percentage of what design actually does. It's the visible bit. The tip of the iceberg.
Below the surface? That's where design translates your board strategy into product intent. Where it bridges processes across disciplines. Where it helps you scale, adapt, and transform how your business operates.
Miss that, and you're not just underusing design. You're missing an opportunity to lead your industry.
Companies use only a tiny fraction of what the design discipline can bring.

