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Sep 15, 2024 12:00AM

Split testing challenges design assumptions. It provides data-driven insights, revealing what truly works rather than relying on personal preferences. This approach leads to improved results and customer-focused design.

Daniela Anavitarte Bolzmann | Link to post

🛑 Gut feelings don't cut it in design: Enter split testing

As designers and marketers, we often think we know what looks best.

But here's the truth: our personal preferences don't always align with what drives results.

Enter split testing (A/B testing). It's not just a buzzword – it's a game-changer.

Here's why:

↳Data trumps opinion: Split tests provide hard evidence on what actually works, not what we think works.
↳Unexpected insights: Often, the version we least expect outperforms our 'favorite' design.
↳Continuous improvement: Regular testing leads to ongoing optimization and better results over time.
↳Customer-centric approach: It puts the focus on what your audience responds to, not what you like.
↳ROI boost: Even small improvements can lead to significant increases in conversions and sales.

Remember: In business, the most beautiful design is the one that brings in the most revenue.

Have you run split tests that surprised you?

Share your experiences below! 👇

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