Introducing a Faster, More Powerful Optimizely Results Page
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Introducing a Faster, More Powerful Optimizely Results Page
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Re: Introducing a Faster, More Powerful Optimizely Results Page
#2I absolutely LOVE optimizely. But I have to say, to me the new results page takes a step backwards in terms of usability.
The table that appears on the top of the old results page summed the most important metrics quite nicely. I could immediately see conversion differences and the number of visitors on each variation in one place. Now this information is scattered across the page.
To compare variation performance for different goals you now have to click the show button, whereas before it was immediately shown.
Even small things like highlighting in red/green whether a variant is doing better or worse than the original is no longer used. It's a small nuance, but makes a big difference in my opinion.
I guess those are relatively small things that can be applied to the new design. I sent some feedback directly but didn't hear back (yet).
Re: Introducing a Faster, More Powerful Optimizely Results Page
#3I use Optimizely on a daily basis, and this is hands-down the worst update they've made so far.
Keep the table results at the top. I've mentioned this several times, but apparently an enterprise customer's feedback doesn't matter.
Re: Introducing a Faster, More Powerful Optimizely Results Page
#4I use Optimizely on a daily basis, and this is hands-down the worst update they've made so far. Keep the table results at the top. I've mentioned this several times, but apparently an enterprise customer's feedback doesn't matter.
another +1 for bringing back the top results table.
Re: Introducing a Faster, More Powerful Optimizely Results Page
#5Hard to read; hard to sort; false, non-intuitive affordances; way too many font styles/colors; and lots of bugs:
* headings overlapping text
* half-visible tables
* 'pause experiment' times out