A/B testing Tag

Disclaimer: this approach won’t be suitable for everybody, please factor in your particular requirements before using it.

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Towards the end of 2018, our client started to move our codebase from AngularJS to Angular 7+ (now 8). While this, in itself, is a great move, it completely broke our A/B testing capabilities. (What's A/B Testing?) Implementing deep changes  to our Angular applications would be much more challenging. The methods we used to amend code on bootstrap of AngularJS applications are no longer available in Angular2+. If you are interested in A/B testing in AngularJS applications, you can read about our previous approach and Adobe setup. While some A/B testing can, and should, be done from the backend, this article will focus on the frontend approach.
07 August, 2019 /

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Web analytics tools are used to understand the behaviour of website visitors, and A/B testing is a technique that uses such tools to optimise a site. The tools facilitate this by giving you a means to measure and analyse site traffic and conversion.

Adobe Target is a real-time metrics-collection and reporting tool that is one of the most widely-used client-side analytics platforms available. In this blog, I'm going to talk about how to create an A/B test using Adobe Target and AngularJS, where the  'B' version is swapped-in using Angular decorators.
29 May, 2018 /

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obama_ab.jpeg It’s being almost 3 months since I start implementing A/B tests for one of our clients and I have to say I am enjoying it a lot. A/B testing is very powerful technique. Not only does it increase your web site conversion rates, it also promotes innovation and encourages data-driven solutions. In this article I will give an introduction to A/B testing by asking an important question: what have scurvy, A/B testing and Barack Obama all got in common?
26 March, 2015 /

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