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Collected data from customers, websites, and companies You have used this data to form hypotheses about what to test You have determined who this test is for and which pages it will work on You have checked on those pages Is the tracking code set up correctly? This is the stage where we start testing! Again, people can jump directly to this step without needing data to back up their tests. Make sure it's not you! Step 1: Wireframe Test Design This step may vary depending on your specific situation.
You may not even need to wireframe! If you don't need to sign off on a new test design, then moible number data you can make changes directly to your site using tools like . Having said that, it pays to take some time to plan the changes you are going to make so that you can double-check that they comply with the steps above and. As you go through this step, here are a few questions to ask yourself. Do these changes directly test my hypothesis? This sounds basic; of course they should! However, it’s easy to get off track when doing this type of work. So it's a good idea to take a step back and ask yourself this question, because it's easy to do too much and end up testing more than you expected.
Do these changes maintain the on-brand character of the design? if you are developing a very large website and there are multiple stakeholders in the website such as UX team, design team, marketing team, etc. This can cause problems when the project is signed off, but it's often for good reason. If your proposed design involves fundamental changes to the page layout and design, it's unlikely to be approved unless you've already established a great deal of trust.
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