According to the training, what are the three primary ways Growth-Driven Design can impact client results versus traditional web design?

Growth-Driven Design (GDD) offers quicker time to value by launching a foundational website rapidly and then continuously improving it, unlike traditional methods with long development cycles. This iterative approach drives better results and revenue because the website is constantly optimized based on user data and performance metrics, leading to improved conversions and business outcomes. Finally, GDD creates happier clients through increased transparency, regular communication, and demonstrable progress, fostering a collaborative relationship focused on measurable success. The other options include elements not consistently highlighted as primary impacts in GDD training, such as global reach or being inherently less expensive, or misrepresent the core benefits.