Web Design & UX

Multivariate Testing

Quick Definition

Multivariate testing simultaneously tests multiple variations of multiple elements to find the best combination.

In context

Requires very high traffic to produce meaningful results. Generally only practical for major ecommerce and SaaS sites. Most businesses get more value from sequential A/B tests than full multivariate.

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