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by vasco
2456 days ago
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I mean, that it will result in lost orders is almost a fact due to the sheer number of transactions. At scale, all possible events will happpen. So with that in mind the author of the post said he thinks a conservative number is 0.5%. Maybe you think that's lower. The author posited that option and asked how low do you think it can go to make it worth it to fix the form? Or to put it another way. Estimate how many programmer-hours it takes to fix this issue. With that number calculate the % of people that are likely to abandon the order. Is that % likely to be happening? |
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