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by codingdave
3953 days ago
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Google has been performing A/B testing on its design since 18 months after it launched. If you go look through archive.org, you'll see that the UX has been tweaked over the years, adding fields to the home page early on for language options, removing it later, tweaking how many links show on the front page, moving options around, etc. If you think 15 years of UX tweaks, driven by A/B testing, is not research, then please clarify what kind of research you are arguing against? |
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