Reverse Engineering A/B Tests (2009)
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Reverse Engineering A/B Tests (2009)
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Re: Reverse Engineering A/B Tests (2009)
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That said, it's fascinating how archaic websites from just 9 years back look today..
Re: Reverse Engineering A/B Tests (2009)
#3I suppose it's interesting to find out whether and what companies are A/B testing, not sure you can learn a great deal though as each site will have its own objectives, KPIs, design and user segments. Rotating banners or versions of the same is really just a way to have more content and more dynamic design but its not really A/B testing.
Re: Reverse Engineering A/B Tests (2009)
#4(2009) That said, it's fascinating how archaic websites from just 9 years back look today..
When I first saw the various screenshots and the Netflix mailer, I thought this was from 2004-2005.
Re: Reverse Engineering A/B Tests (2009)
#5(2009) That said, it's fascinating how archaic websites from just 9 years back look today..
> Netflix offers two ways to watch movies - get a DVD by mail or stream it from the Internet.
It's not only about the looks.
Re: Reverse Engineering A/B Tests (2009)
#6By the way - if you are thinking of A/B testing, my article has some serious considerations to make before you do: