to Start Experimenting Gain early product direction about what problems to solve & what to build. Test different designs to inform how best to build the solution. Some simple tips to help you start your first experiment.
solutions that don’t resonate. Types of Tests: • Concept Videos • Interest Signups • “Fake Door” Tests Note: This is to supplement generative research; NOT replace it!!
CONTROL DECISION Beta Signups & Perceived Usefulness Concept video of both solutions + Survey/Signup 500 users (restaurants) shown both options View-Only had significantly more signups & prioritized
Concept Video to 500 dine-in focused customers (restaurants). • Surveyed for usefulness, feedback, and beta interest. Results: • View-Only Menus had significantly higher signup rates (82 vs. 38 Waitlist signups). • Digital Ordering team works on View-Only Menus. • Waitlist goes to New Venture backlog.
of existing solutions to improve desired metrics. Types of Tests: • A/B Tests (code) • A/B Tests (no or low-code) Note: This is to supplement usability testing; NOT replace it!!
CONTROL DECISION Segment creation on product data pages New Create Segment button in a visible place Original button in drop down menu Productionalize new Create Segment button Old Option
Created “Segment” button using Pendo. • Ran with 50% of new users. Results: • Increased “Segment” adoption by 127%! Previous Insight: • Users create target “segments” to filter product data. • Users (especially new ones) rarely use the dropdown option. A: Old (Only) Option B: New Option
in mind Just get started, scale later Build & share with others Know your impact metrics and develop hypotheses on how to influence them. Focus on getting experiments out and then figure out how to scale a program. Partner with other teams to plan & run experiments. Share your results broadly!
by Flaticon, and infographics & images by Freepik Thanks! Reach out on LinkedIn! Johnny Ross UX Research @ Pendo.io https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnny-c-ross/