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> Would those be thrown out if the A/B test was a fail? It sounds like it, yes. > there are legal, ethical and moral obligations. From the evidence in this a
by rtb 9y ago
> Would those be thrown out if the A/B test was a fail?
It sounds like it, yes.
> there are legal, ethical and moral obligations.
From the evidence in this article, Trivago don't give a shit (or didn't)
- iandevlin 9y agoIn these cases, no, they wouldn't be thrown out. The aim is always to accept accessibility changes but they still need to be tested first, just in case they have negative affects which would need further investigation to be fixed.