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That's what the follow feature is for. You can get notified on ALL activity of a friend of you are willing to click two.
All of my friends are set to follow. Seems like a default option.
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A/B testing won’t ever get you a Tesla from a horse. Right. But if you were already selling Teslas, and along came a smooth-talking product designer with a dream to "improve" it by building a horse instead, A/B testing would make sure that change never saw the light of day. A/B testing is not a way to get out of having to come up with good ideas yourself. It's a way to validate that your ideas are any good in the fir…
Indeed. When I was advocating for A/B testing at the last company I worked for, I tried hard to teach people that every test should have a sane hypothesis behind it based on some kind of usability theory. Not just “let’s try changing the header font color to red and see what happens!”
There’s something very powerful just talking to the user, feeling their pain and working with them to fix it until they say “this is awesome”.