The following examples are mix of declarative and imperative A/B/n Tests that run every 20 seconds.
One of the most common elements to A/B test on websites are headline variations.
This example shows how to default an inline value that is updated with ng-bind
(a one-way data binding from the $scope to view) once the A/B/n test is run.
Changing a whole paragraph is probably more text than you want to maintain inside a JavaScript or JSON file.
This example shows how how to use the <ab-test>
and <ab-variant>
to
A/B test a large section of content.
This example shows how to A/B test using a more complex model than a simple string or number. In this case an external JSON file is used to hold the values for {{testimonial}}
and {{name}}
.
{{testimonial}}
Social proof, also known as informational social influence, is a psychological phenomenon where people assume the actions of others in an attempt to reflect correct behavior for a given situation. This example shows an example of A/B/n testing the impact of social media on conversion rates using {{likes}}
to test different values.
Wow, you should really | ab-test! |
A/B test the appeal of various media outlets on your target demographics. This example uses ng-src
and the {{asSeenOn}}
expression to A/B testing 3 different "as seen on" media images.
The presentation of "calls to action" have a massive impact on how effective they are! This example A/B tests the style of the button below from a list of 7 variants.
Coming soon, pull requests welcome :)
Coming soon, pull requests welcome :)
Coming soon, pull requests welcome :)
Coming soon, pull requests welcome :)