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To which I'd respond that from personal experience, on a large corporate project, it's difficult to get authorization to do just that. And even so, testing jus
by varelse 13y ago
To which I'd respond that from personal experience, on a large corporate project, it's difficult to get authorization to do just that.
And even so, testing just two different designs is rolling the dice rather than exploring feature/design space in search of a new optimum.
As examples, I personally hate what's happened to the android clients for GMail and Google Maps. The former seems a victim of incremental change while the latter seems the consequence of a radical redesign that hit me out of the blue in the middle of trying to drive somewhere when I was already late.
- CharlesW 13y ago"And even so, testing just two different designs is rolling the dice rather than exploring feature/design space in search of a new optimum." A/B testing doesn't force you to innovate through radical design changes — you can use it just as easily for incremental improvements.