🧪 Why you should (or shouldn’t) do A/B testing.
by Matt Schraan and Ali Joaquin | at Minnebar 16
A/B testing is an incredibly valuable tool for data-driven product management. But, it doesn’t come for free and it isn’t the only available method for vetting new user experiences. Taken to its logical extreme, if you were to A/B test every feature in your product, you would be throwing away 50% of your product team’s work!
So given that opportunity cost, is A/B testing even worth it? Well… it depends!
In this session, we’ll engage in some real talk about A/B testing. Join us if you are interested in chewing on any of these questions.
- What makes for a good A/B testing opportunity?
- Why is A/B testing so costly, and how can we minimize that?
- How do you design a good A/B test?
- How do you implement a good A/B test?
- How should you go about interpreting your A/B test results?
Matt Schraan
Matt Schraan leads Product Management at Livefront, where he always strives to find the correct route.
Ali Joaquin
Ali is a Director of Design at Livefront where she co-leads the product design practice, shaping user experiences that drive innovation and elevate digital products.