> Also, to me, the concept of A/B testing certain things may also have an undesired consequence. For example, I order from amazon every day, but today the but b

> Also, to me, the concept of A/B testing certain things may also have an undesired consequence. For example, I order from amazon every day, but today the but button is blue, what does that actually mean? And I go back to the site later and it's yellow again. There are still many people who get confused by seemingly innocuous changes with the way their computer interacts with them. Proper A/B tests are supposed to be done on a per-unique-user basis. If you access the shop from the same device or user account, a well-done A/B test should consistently show you the same interface.