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9 checks for fewer throwaway results before you launch your a/b test
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5 Days
·Cohort-based Course
9 checks for fewer throwaway results before you launch your a/b test
This course is popular
5 people enrolled last week.
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Course overview
There are at least 9 ways to improve the quality of your experiments. While working with, coaching and learning from over ~100 teams, some include:
❌ Loosely set triggers dilute your test, extending its duration and causing a loss of power.
✔️ Learn to set better test triggers.
❌ Underpowered tests are more likely to end up insignificant.
✔️ Learn to estimate and set your Minimum Detectable Effects more accurately using historical data.
❌ Compromise and confounding often washes out effects.
✔️ Learn to separate and structure tests with minimum compromise.
❌ Lack of iteration and giving up on an a/b test too quickly leads to wasted effort.
✔️ Learn to design your a/b tests in ways that enables you to iterate.
❌ Too few supporting metrics makes deciding on a/b test results difficult.
✔️ Learn to create custom metrics that reinforce or challenge your hypothesis.
❌ Lack of segmenting may hide the effect in the general sample.
✔️ Learn to setup your tests with custom segments that may have effects in a smaller subset of users.
❌ Some changes may be too weak for you to see any difference.
✔️ Learn to setup your tests with different intensities.
❌ Some ideas & patterns have lower success probabilities, while others may have better odds.
✔️ Learn to use past A/B test data as inputs to increase your odds of detecting signal.
❌ Your first idea may not be the best.
✔️ Learn to explore and generate more A/B test ideas so you have more to choose from.
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You're a UI, UX or CRO Test Designer who is frustrated with too many insignificant experiment results.
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You're an Experimentation & Optimization Strategist responsible for leading A/B testing programs your team and your clients can trust.
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You're a CRO, Growth or Ecommerce Manager responsible for increasing metrics such as revenue and sales with impactful A/B test results.
Learn to check your A/B test designs to minimize the odds of insignificant and false positive results
Design A/B tests with more sensitivity
Have fewer throw-away test results
Speed up your experiments
Receive a downloadable template with the A/B test checklist you can use on your projects
Learn from 10-20 common A/B test design scenarios and setups
Join an optional A/B test review session where we'll discuss actively designed experiments and apply the learnings
3 interactive live sessions
Lifetime access to course materials
In-depth lessons
Direct access to instructor
Projects to apply learnings
Guided feedback & reflection
Private community of peers
Course certificate upon completion
Maven Satisfaction Guarantee
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Change & Measure: Before You Launch Your AB Test
Jan
28
Session 1
Jan
30
Session 2
Jan
31
Group A/B Test Reviews (Optional)
Daria Kurchinskaia
Ron (Ronny) Kohavi
Georgi Georgiev
Harish Venkatesan
Clemens Grave
Craig Kistler
Jakub Linowski has been practicing UI Design (since ~2000) & designing experiments (since 2014). He ❤️ inspiring successful replications by growth and experimentation teams.
He also founded GoodUI.org as an active repository of experiments (with winning, flat and losing results) to separate the more generalizable UI, interaction and copy patterns from the more noisy and less predictable ones.
Over the years, Jakub has either been hired, interacted with, shared results, coached and/or learned from over 100 experimentation teams, including: Microsoft, Thomasnet, Booking, Backstage, Yummly, Elevate, Designlab, Reverb, VivaReal, ZAP, Volders, Rollbar, Kenhub, Expert Institute, Drip Agency, FINN, 3Dhub, Metro to name a few.
Jakub is also known to pay close attention to leaders such as: Netflix, Amazon, Airbnb, Bol, Booking, Etsy and Walmart by simply observing what UI changes they A/B test and then writing about some of their publicly visible experiments.
Jakub holds two design degrees, including a MSc in Design for Interaction (Delft, Netherlands).
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JAN-2025
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4-6 hours per week
Tuesdays & Thursdays
11:00am - 1:00pm EST
Friday: A/B Test Reviews
2 hours per week
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This course builds on live workshops and hands-on projects
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You’ll be interacting with other learners through breakout rooms and project teams
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