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" but large applications/sites with so many users are not the place to test it." I am not so sure. Why not just A/B test anyway. You just might get stunning n
by plinkplonk 18y ago
" but large applications/sites with so many users are not the place to test it."
I am not so sure. Why not just A/B test anyway. You just might get stunning non incremental progress.
Or if that is too radical, just focus test. Or something other than just rejecting non incremental designs.
- cdibona 18y agoWe actually do a/b testing. I don't work with the ui folks much, but we're always running tests like this. It's why you sometimes see some design/functionality feature appear for like one search and then poof you don't see for a while if at all.
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