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No, I mean you no longer need to test the feature on actual users to know how they might react to it.
by Belalmostafa 4y ago
No, I mean you no longer need to test the feature on actual users to know how they might react to it.
- thatwasunusual 4y agoIMO, the product is useless then. The cost of developing the feature is developing the actual feature, not testing it. A/B-testing is a no-cost these days; you create two branches, and then deploy it with a 5/95 (or whatever) balancing.