Before launching your experiment. QA tips and tools.
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Before launching your experiment. QA tips and tools.
- 1. QA Tips and Tools Lyndsey Williams Technical Support Representative, Optimizely #opticon2015
- 2. 2 Methods of Quality Analysis Force Variation Parameters Test Cookie Audience Condition
- 3. Allow us to view a specific variation of an experiment before it is live. Force Variation Parameters
- 4. Force Variation Parameters ?optimizely_xEperimentID=VariationIndex • Great for viewing User Interface changes • Quickly view a specific variation
- 5. Force Variation Parameters ?optimizely_xEperimentID=VariationIndex • Does not adhere to URL Targeting or Audience Conditions • Best for using to QA User Interface changes, not targeting • Disables tracking: “&optimizely_force_tracking=tru e”
- 6. Allow us to set the experiment LIVE and view its behavior. Test Cookie Audience Condition
- 7. Create a Bookmark Name:TestCookie URL:JavascriptCode
- 9. Audience Condition: Cookie, Has Any Value
- 10. • Set the Experiment LIVE • Navigate to the page and click your Test Cookie bookmark • Referesh Bucket Yourself In
- 11. Cookie Audience Condition: • DOES adhere to URL Targeting and Audience Conditions • Best for testing all aspects of an experiment : goal tracking, audience conditions, targeting
- 12. #opticon2015 Thank you! Lyndsey Williams Technical Support Representative