Experimentation

AB testing is essential for optimizing web applications, but choosing the right tool depends on your team’s technical expertise and needs.

A component CMS offers product teams more autonomy to experiment without over-relying on developers and maintaining a structured content architecture that scales with the product.

Conversion rate optimization (CRO) and experimentation are critical to improving a product’s performance. Yet, despite their importance, they remain challenging to execute, especially for the product UI.

As React has become one of the most popular frameworks for building user interfaces and most traditional AB testing platforms work by manipulating the DOM after the page is loaded, it can be a problem, depending on how your React application runs.

Visual editors are the superheroes of website optimization, but they also have drawbacks. In this post, you will learn the pros and cons of using them, and alternatives to prioritize performance.

Did you ever have your boss push you back on AB testing? This article will give you all the arguments you need to show why this is a must for any data-driven marketing approach these days!

Many CRO teams perform AB tests daily. Some professionals learn extra tech skills to become autonomous and code their own experiments. But wearing too many hats shouldn't be the industry standard.

AB testing the content on your website allows for data-driven decision-making and improves user experience. Ready to start taking advantage of it? Start now by reading our guide.

No one can argue that introducing personalization to your marketing strategies can take your results to a new level. Now, it's time to learn how you can really change the game by combining it with AB testing.

This AB testing template is all you need for planning and documenting experiments. It will help you estimate tests duration, prioritize the right ideas in your backlog, and come up with new ones.