We ran this experiment in Optimizely, and found that it produced higher conversions.
Adding a requesst a catalogue for users who aren't willing to book now will increase user signups down the road
Desktop
V1
The test is currently being shown to 100% of traffic on the following pages:
In order to see the original, you need to add ?optimizely_disable=true to the url, like this:
https://content.sierraclub.org/outings/?optimizely_disable=true
This package contains all of the information that we used to create this experiment in Optimizely.
We've included the original specification that was generated by the product manager and handed off to an engineer. This demonstrates the general format, details, and workflow that we use to generate new experiments.
You will also find the code that we've written to accomplish the task. Notice: We typically use a build system that compiles our ECMAScript 2015 code into ES5 compatible code in order to support older browsers, we also use the SASS css compiler, and PostCSS autoprefixer.
Our compilation also generates this SHARED variable which we use to pass values between shared code and variation code. This primarily helps reduce redundancy, minimizing snippet size.
The SCSS file recieves a $TAG string variable which relates to the experiment name (in this case sc326). The same value is provided to JS as SHARED.tag.
We are happy to answer whatever questions you might have regarding any of this.