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This wiki page captures our AB experiment’s hypothesis, goals, supporting data/findings, test screenshot previews, and results once available.


Experiment Name
New.22.017 Global NAV Header Persistent Display (Graco)


Hypothesis / Findings / Test Goals

Hypothesis:  

  • By keeping the global nav header persistent instead of transforming into a hamburger menu, we will increase user engagement with this element, increasing header clicks, add to bag clicks, and transactions.

Findings:

  • UserTesting data supports users struggles with expand/collapse menu functionality.

Goals:

  • ↑ Nav Clicks

  • ↑ Add to Cart Clicks

  • ↑ Conversions

Target:  


Results:

  • ( pending )

Recommendation:

  • ( pending )

By The Numbers: ABTasty Data & Insights

  • ( pending )



Screenshot Preview

  • pending)


Video Capture Preview:

  • (pending)

Note: This screen capture video is helpful in providing a quick preview to understand the nature and purpose of the test, but may not be as up-to-date as the below preview links.

  • Test Video Preview: (pending)


AB Tasty Test Preview Link(s):  

  • v1 link (pending)




Notes:

  • ABT Jira ticket: ABT_117
    ABT-117 - Getting issue details... STATUS

  • Source: Sept21 quick Gracobrain storm session (Grant/Alesio)

  • see Alex Alesio (Deactivated) for more info


Experiment Design

Idea: Seek to improve navigation by experimenting with Expand / Collapse display logic for Desktop mega menu.

Issue: current show/hide logic can be frustrating (and unexpected) for users on Graco’s site. Some may not easily understand how full megamenu transforms into a mobile style hamburger menu.

  • To Test:

    • Turn off show/hide and keep persistent
      (does hurt us to use show/hide)? Better to just keep it always on?

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