Do A/B test on doing an onboarding highlight of Page Shot button

[ianb]

In the A/B test a group of people will get some notification pointing out the new button to them. Probably using UITour, or maybe just a panel.

We want to determine if people who are shown the button are more likely to make their first shot.

[ianb]

We're going to use a badge – these can hold arbitrary text. We'll keep it until the user first clicks the button, or 24 hours.

[ianb]

Here's what it looks like with a badge of " ! ", which looks good to me:

I'll be showing it until it is clicked, unless you restart the browser 24 hours after the add-on is installed. That is, if you keep your browser open the badge will just stick there.

Note any click on the button will turn off the badge, including clicking it on a new tab and going to My Shots.

Note if you are opted-in to this experiment but aren't installing Page Shot, the entire thing is ignored. A GA event is fired when the badge is shown.

[ianb]

That commit (c4c916b) implements this, but it's not entirely "done". Specifically at least we have to create the custom dimension in GA. It might be worth having @johngruen review this too, to make sure the test process seems legitimate.

[fzzzy]

The "!" feels like an error to me. People might click the button expecting to see an error message, but then they will just see the normal page shot ui.

[ianb]

cd3 is setup:

[johngruen]

"Hi" and it should be blue, not red

[johngruen]

#00AFF7

[ianb]

Here's the new version of the badge (2x size):