A/B Testing
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Norwegian Lundehund posted this in #help-forum
Norwegian LundehundOP
Hello!
I'm trying to look into ways our marketing team can run A/B visual tests on our front end without getting the development team involved.
I've looked into the following so far:
Posthog - didn't seem user-friendly enough for non-developers
Statsig - also seemed like a developer needed to be involved
Optimizely - Seemed good but there is no way to try it out first (as far as I can tell) and seems a little pricey
VWO - so far user-friendliness is great. However, I can't figure out how to try it out with a development branch/server first to get a feel for it
Things to note:
We are a very small team and I'm a newish developer.
Does anyone have any advice or suggestions? This is new territory for me so I'm feeling a little overwhelmed
I'm trying to look into ways our marketing team can run A/B visual tests on our front end without getting the development team involved.
I've looked into the following so far:
Posthog - didn't seem user-friendly enough for non-developers
Statsig - also seemed like a developer needed to be involved
Optimizely - Seemed good but there is no way to try it out first (as far as I can tell) and seems a little pricey
VWO - so far user-friendliness is great. However, I can't figure out how to try it out with a development branch/server first to get a feel for it
Things to note:
We are a very small team and I'm a newish developer.
Does anyone have any advice or suggestions? This is new territory for me so I'm feeling a little overwhelmed
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British Shorthair
What kind of stuff do pu want to A/B test? Wordings? Layouts? Workflows?
Depending on that it’s either possible to do without a dev being involved every time (e.g. build a CMS that can serve a or b for the same page) or not.
Depending on that it’s either possible to do without a dev being involved every time (e.g. build a CMS that can serve a or b for the same page) or not.
Norwegian LundehundOP
Mostly single-element styling and wording. At least at first but I can see it eventually growing to Layouts