Even splits, content design, weird mobile nav
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This week, for paid members
- Our latest teardown is for the mobile store of camping goods store Heimplanet. They have some interesting interaction models that might be worth deeper consideration.
- For our design of the week, we talk about an unusual way to request custom work from a retailer not usually known for it.
- And for our weekly lesson, we go into how to customize descriptions for every product detail page – and why content design matters so much as a discipline.
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Links & analysis
- I always build tests with an even split between control & variant, avoiding greedy bandit testing or overly careful variant testing. The math behind why has to do with minimum sample size – as well as the desire to maximize active testing rate.
- How Disney tests.
- A nice piece on how to design for consent – which matters especially when you’re thinking about opt-ins and other marketing campaigns.
- Every possible user-facing state. Worthwhile reference.
- Web color is broken.
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