A/B Testing
What is A/B Testing?
Your instincts can lead you to limited results only. But with A/B testing, being successful is easy to achieve with data that proves it. If you want to conduct an experiment with two variables, you can simply create two versions of the design, text, or visual to test between.
For example, consider an A/B test of different visuals. What you have to do is create two variants of the visuals and all the elements you want to change between. You can test multiple elements or stick to only testing out one element at a time. Once you know which variant your audience interacts more, you can make data-driven decisions for the growth of your application.
Benefits of Running an A/B Test
1. User Experience Optimization
2. Save Engineering Time
3. Empowered Teams
4. Conversion Rate Optimization
5. Customize Experiments
6. Minimized Risks
Elements to Test for Success
Campaign texts: push notification titles and texts, e-mail subject lines, website titles and texts, pop-up texts, etc.
Visuals: Campaign images and videos can also be tested. You can also test button colors, shapes, or any visual elements you can think of.
CTAs: Test CTAs to figure out which is more effective and drives more engagement.
Page Positions: You can also test page elements and their positions. Banners, pop-ups, buttons, in-app messages, and many more can be tested.
A/B Testing Facts
77% of companies are running A/B testing on their website (Adoric).
Better UX design resulting from testing could increase conversion by 400% (Entrepreneur).
