We talk a lot about User Experience Design nowadays, but how do you know that what you designed really works? To have a testing mindset is to know whether or not you are designing for the user and not yourself. Understand how Booking.com works with A/B testing when validating ideas, and what are the biggest challenges to be a designer in that environment. In this presentation we¡¯ll see the advantages of obtaining quick feedback with data, so that we can learn from it, iterate and try again!
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1. UX + A/B Testing at Booking.com:
Design focused on conversion
18. Teams from 5 to 10 people
Multidisciplinary teams (PO, Team Leader, Designer, Dev)
REALLY.
Teams are responsible for di?erent areas of the website
Semi-Agile SCRUM methodology
Everything, absolutely everything is tested
40. The Experiment tool is our user's body language. It
only tells us a percentage of what they are thinking
or wanting.
¡°
"Erin Weigel
Senior Designer @ booking.com
49. Good design at Booking.com isn¡¯t just about making something that
seems to be better. It¡¯s about measuring results, understanding the
impact on the full customer experience, and actually making something
better.
¡°
"Erin Weigel
Senior Designer @ booking.com
http://blog.booking.com/goldilocks-and-the-three-experiments.html
55. WHAT NOT TO DO IN A/B TESTS
Test A, then after a while test B
Test more than one idea at the same time
Bet with someone that your change will win
Trust me!