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Donnu A/B Blog

Complete, honest guides on CRO, A/B testing and experimentation: statistics, sample size, test design and what to do with the results. No fluff. (page 3 of 24)

CRO

Scarcity and Urgency A/B Testing: What to Measure

Scarcity and urgency A/B testing: countdown timers, low stock and deadlines. What to test, the window that exposes fake lifts, and the dark pattern line.

CRO

Exit-Intent Popup A/B Testing: Real Lift or Illusion

An exit-intent popup almost always wins on its own metric. How to test it with a counterfactual control and read revenue and margin per visitor.

Statistics

One-Tailed vs Two-Tailed Test in A/B Testing

One-tailed vs two-tailed test in A/B testing: the critical z, the sample it saves, the risk of picking the tail after the data, and when it is legitimate.

CRO

Social Proof A/B Testing: What to Test and How to Measure

Social proof A/B testing: reviews, logos, testimonials and live counters. What the evidence shows, what to test, and the metric that does not lie.

A/B Testing

LLM A/B Testing: Testing Prompts and Models in Production

LLM A/B testing: how to test prompts and models with real users, measure acceptance, cost and latency, and avoid the LLM judge traps.

Growth Experimentation

Cancel Flow A/B Testing: Save Offers Without Dark Patterns

Cancel flow A/B testing: why save rate misleads, how to measure who still pays at day 60, and where a retention offer turns into a dark pattern.

Feature Flags

Flicker Effect in A/B Testing: What It Is and How to Fix It

The flicker effect shows the original page before the variation and biases the A/B test against it. Why it happens, how to measure it, how to fix it.

Statistics

CUPAC: Variance Reduction With Model Predictions

CUPAC uses a model prediction as the covariate and cuts A/B test variance. The theta math, 51.70% reduction, and the mistake that biases everything.

Statistics

Double Machine Learning in A/B Testing

Double machine learning adjusts for many covariates without bias. Orthogonal scores, cross-fitting, and the simulation where coverage drops to 4.7%.