How do you decide upon the colours and layout of your small business website? Do you ever test to see what works the best?

Choosing your favourite colours may seem the easy place to start, or even doing something similar to what appears to be working for your competitors, but without testing the results of different options you’ll never really know what’s best.

If any of the situations below apply to you then now is the time to get testing. Infographic brought to you by VWO.

Don’t Screw Up Your Website! 14 Examples of When You Should AB Test

 

Mark Walker-Ford

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Mark Ford

Last Updated: 01/02/2022-Categories: Web Design-
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