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I wonder if there is any research/reasoning in why one shade of blue would generate more revenue than another? Malcolm Gladwell had an interesting podcast abou
by sbaqai 18y ago
I wonder if there is any research/reasoning in why one shade of blue would generate more revenue than another?
Malcolm Gladwell had an interesting podcast about people's ability/inability to express what they really mean and feel. He uses the Aeron chair as an example of a product that was despised/considered ugly but eventually embraced for it breakthrough functionality/aesthetic.
I can see how data-backed design decisions can produced locally optimized results, the "ideal" shade of blue, logo size, typography, etc.. But I wonder if on the whole, all those optimizations work together optimally, as a wholistic experience?
[edit] Gladwell's Podcast: http://itc.conversationsnetwork.org/shows/detail230.html http://itc.conversationsnetwork.org/shows/detail230.html
- mattmcknight 18y agoWell, that's the point of multi-level A/B testing. You try all of the combinations to isolate the impact of each varying feature, but you are always testing 'wholistically'. They don't just throw a green bar up there on its own and see who clicks on it.