In this first stage, dominant design, customers are attracted to a product because of its intrinsic value – either the product's low price and differentiated set of features or services that accompany it. In nascent industries, there is typically extensive experimentation before consolidation to a common design. The competitor generating this design captures the first element of product loyalty, as well as the benefits of first mover advantage. The bonding with a dominant design, however, is feeble. Customer loyalty is to the attributes of the product, and they quickly switch to a different provider when offered new, superior attributes.