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Stepping up Your A/B Tests

Mind the Product

This is the first of two posts that deep dive on A/B testing, expanding on a talk I gave at Google Playtime 2016 in London. In this post I share some of the learnings we’ve had after running 60+ A/B tests at Peak , looking at each step of the A/B testing cycle in turn. Brainstorm your A/B tests. Prioritise your A/B tests.

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7 ways to measure user experience using metrics & KPI’s

TryMyUI

User experience is the concept of gauging the satisfaction or frustration of your users while they interact with your product/service. Optimizing the user’s experience throughout their journey is one of the best ways to improve your brand image and secure lasting engagement.

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How to Retain Users Better with User Experience Journey Mapping

Userpilot

With no-code user onboarding tools , it’s easy to start building onboarding journeys that don’t reflect reality—all in a vain attempt to get new users to activate faster so they don’t churn. User experience journey mapping makes us ask this question: How do users move through their own goals, not our hoops?

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Davide Vitiello – Focus vs Product Team Structures

Mind the Product

” Here he talks about the ideas of A/B testing and reverse A/B testing. 3) Embed the Mission and KPI Within the Teams. Focus is essential in order to deliver value to users and to capture value for the organization. Aligned to the corporate objectives, the metrics of measurement should be actionable.

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Increase Performance in Cross-Browser Testing with Zero Effort – Here’s How

Amir Rozenberg

Introduction Are you used to getting a certain amount of data from your testing practices? Did you know that today you can extract more data from your existing testing practice…with zero additional effort. Some of these include team structure, outdated perception of performance tests or the tools that are being used.

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Building a Sticky App: Features That Sell Themselves

The Product Coalition

Every product has features that are designed around the core of a company’s product/market fit (PMF), while other features can be used to test new growth initiatives, new lines of revenue, or to optimize the customer experience. think about how to drive users back to the app via notifications, emails, or SMS.

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Great Design for Great Digital Products by Jane Austin

Mind the Product

A crew’s happiness is directly related to the quality of their outputs and so is measured as any other KPI would be. As with many other speakers at MTPCon17, Jane’s colleagues at Moo follow a journey that sees them diverge to help discover the issue they face and then converge around a solution that they can test and repeat.