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The makers of Mobbin (a site that curates screen flows from some of the best apps and web apps) have launched https://abtest.design/, a site to showcase A/B tests and their results.

Some examples include TikTok's delayed bank account setup leading to a 25% increase in creators enrolling in the program, and Mural's Onboarding checklist that lead to a 10% increase in 1 week retention.

As far as I can see, all featured tests seem to have led to positive changes in metrics, so there's probably a bit of confirmation bias at play here because companies/makers might be more likely to showcase what worked well.

Seems like a good starting point but would love to see them add many more case studies.

Does anyone have any other go-to resources for A/B test case studies?

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Thanks for sharing this!

I've had a quick look and it looks great for identifying where improvements can be made to content in your codebase.

I don't think it's suitable for my use case as the content will be in a database or localStorage, and it seems to only be able to recommend changes rather than dynamically make them. Unless I have misinterpreted things.

Hmm this could work. I would prefer "they"/"their", but I quite like the "the candidate"/"their" option!

That seems to work. I will have a play around with this to see if it reads well with a few more examples.

In an ideal world it would be okay to name everyone "she", but in our world that candidate would still carry any biases associated with "she".

Replacing with "s/he" could be a viable option, however. It doesn't read particularly well but it does seem to do the job—I will definitely consider this option!

I mean, yeah, could do. Kinda defeats the gender-neutral part though?

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