Hello, I created two versions of a homepage and we want to A/B test them. I looked into Webflow Optimize and similar 3rd party tools, but it looks like they are designed for smaller, in-page tests. Any suggestion is welcome.
Thanks!
Hello, I created two versions of a homepage and we want to A/B test them. I looked into Webflow Optimize and similar 3rd party tools, but it looks like they are designed for smaller, in-page tests. Any suggestion is welcome.
Thanks!
It’s not ideal, but you could effectively do this by having both homepages combined, and then use Optimize to switch the DIVs. From my early experiments you can bind Visibility and the unwanted content will not render in the page ( verify this first though ).
You can make it more manageable if you use a page-level component, and drafted style guide pages like /style/home1
and /style/home2
so that you can do the design work independently of the combined page.
Yeah I had trouble with this same thing. Ended up using Optimizely’s in-page test to swap out hero sections. I set the test up in a way to see if the “default” variant would perform better by virtue of being the default, but it didn’t have an effect.
Curious if anyone knows of a better way? Maybe something at the DNS level?
Not DNS since it only provides name services not web. You can do it when a WF site is reverse proxied. I have used Cloudflare workers to accomplish the same.