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AI Experiments make it easy to scale your experimentation by automatically generating and launching optimized variations across multiple web pages, all in just a few clicks. Instead of manually creating each experiment, you can quickly test AI-generated variations focused on improving key elements like product descriptions or marketing copy. Our AI is designed to understand […]

To develop a website that is easy to use for A/B testing campaigns, it is crucial to consider several technical and structural elements. Here are the key aspects. 1. Clean and semantic HTML structure Proper use of HTML tags: Use semantic tags (<header>, <footer>, <section>, <article>, etc.) to improve content understanding and manipulation. Unique identifiers: […]

Once you’ve created your account and installed Kameleoon script, you are ready to create and launch your experiments! You can modify your pages directly in a few clicks with the Kameleoon Graphic Editor. Here are some tips before you start: – Graphic Editor doesn’t work in incognito mode.– When cross-sites cookies are blocked, editor can’t […]

The Kameleoon Graphic Editor makes it easy to create and manage variations for your experiments. This guide will walk you through the basic functions available in the Variations panel, including creating new variations, duplicating existing ones, and utilizing the URL redirection feature. Variations panel overview The Variations panel, located on the left side of the […]

Editing a variation using the Graphic Editor to make changes to page elements. This guide explains how to select elements, modify their properties, and add new components. It also covers how to customize styles for different devices and set interaction states. To learn how to create and manage your variations, please read this article. Select […]

You can use the multi-device feature in the Kameleoon Graphic editor to preview how your design appears on that specific resolution. Select the device icon at the top of the editor. You can toggle between devices to test responsiveness and make necessary adjustments to your design elements for optimal display across devices. This feature is […]

In this article: – The different types of experiments offered by Kameleoon – How to select the one that meets your needs Kameleoon offers several types of experiments. Depending on your needs, learn how to select the one that suits you best. Gaphic A/B experiment A Graphic A/B experiment is a simple experiment and its […]

A new version of the Graphic Editor is currently being deployed. Read here our documentation for Kameleoon new Graphic editor. In this article: – An overview of the Graphic editor’s interface and main features – Step-by-step instructions for creating variations using the editor, including adding and editing elements such as text, images, and buttons – […]

You can enhance your use of our Graphic editor with the Kameleoon Graphic Editor extension. When to use the Graphic Editor extension Some websites may restrict the usage of an iframe. To address this issue, you can use our Graphic Editor extension in order to override these restrictions, allowing the launch of the Graphic editor […]

In this article: – An overview of the Code editor’s interface and main features – Step-by-step instructions for creating variations using the Code editor, including working with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code – Tips for optimizing your variations for maximum impact, such as using custom code to create unique design elements – Best practices for […]

In this article: – How to define the goals and metrics for your experiment – How to create variations of your website pages using Kameleoon’s Graphic editor or Code editor – How to define the experiment settings, such as targeting options and traffic distribution – How to launch and monitor your experiment – How to […]

In this article: – The definition of a MVT – How to create a MVT using Kameleoon’s Graphic editor – How to define the goals and metrics for your MVT – How to configure the MVT settings, such as targeting options and traffic allocation – How to launch and monitor your MVT – How to […]

In this article: – How to simulate a campaign in Kameleoon to test and preview changes to your website before launching them – Best practices for using the simulation feature to streamline your website testing and optimization process The simulation mode enables you to check whether: Your variations or personalizations are displayed correctly; The targeting […]

In this article: – An overview of the experiment management dashboard and its features – How to find and act on an experiment – How to archive and delete an experiment – Best practices for organizing and optimizing your experiment management process in Kameleoon Access the Experiments Dashboard To access the Experiments Dashboard from the […]

In this article: – An explanation of what URL redirection split testing is and why it’s useful – A step-by-step guide to setting up URL redirection split tests with Kameleoon – Examples of different use cases for URL redirection split testing – How to QA this type of experiment Unlike a classical A/B experiment, an […]

In this article: – How to create and run a simple experiment straight from your Shopify Store to increase your e-commerce transaction rate Let’s say you want to test different variations of your product page and measure how visitors interact with it regarding several key KPIs such as the number of add to cart, access […]

What is a single-page app (SPA)? Definition and purpose A single-page application (SPA) is a type of web application designed to provide a smoother and faster user experience by dynamically updating content without reloading the entire page. SPAs are typically built using modern JavaScript frameworks like React, Next.js, or Vue.js. Many SPAs also utilize server-side […]

Even though the graphic editor is initially launched on a specific page of your website, it offers you the powerful capability to conduct multi-pages experiments. This means that within a single experiment, you can make changes that span across multiple pages, whether they have different URLs or share the same URL. Creating these multi-page variations […]

A new version of the Graphic Editor is currently being deployed, this documentation will be updated soon. As a user of Kameleoon, you have access to a feature that allows you to track changes on a webpage. This is especially useful if you’re working in a large team with multiple modifications being made. To use […]

In this guide, we’ll cover how mutually exclusive groups work, why they’re essential for reliable analysis, and how to set them up in Kameleoon. Running multiple campaigns can lead to overlapping effects, especially when multiple teams experiment on the same area of the website. Kameleoon’s Mutually Exclusive Group solves this by allowing you to group […]

Managing mutually exclusive experiments is a common need when multiple experiments run in parallel. But what happens when some of these experiments are triggered client-side (via Kameleoon Web Experimentation) and others are triggered server-side (via Kameleoon Feature Experimentation)? This is a more advanced use case, but one that Kameleoon supports with the right setup. In […]

In a multi-campaign environment, understanding the true impact of changes can be challenging, especially when experiments overlap. Kameleoon’s Holdouts solve this by creating a control group that remains unaffected by any active campaigns. This allows you to establish a reliable baseline, so you can measure the aggregate impact of all changes against a group that […]

There are predefined tags that you can use with your experiments to change the default behavior of Kameleoon: TECHNICAL: When you add a “TECHNICAL” tag to an experiment, Kameleoon will display the variation of the experiment, but no data will be collected or sent to an analytics platform until consent has been given. This tag […]

Comment mode (currently in beta) lets you and your team easily exchange feedback directly in Kameleoon. Whether you’re reviewing variations, discussing changes, or resolving issues, Comment mode streamlines collaboration by keeping conversations organized and tied to specific variations. This article walks you through how to access, use, and manage comments efficiently. Accessing Comment mode To […]

Shadow DOM is an advanced web development feature that lets developers encapsulate a part of their webpage’s structure, creating a separate “shadow” section. Think of it like creating a miniature webpage within a component of your main site. This “mini-page” operates independently from the rest of your page, preventing conflicts between styles and scripts used […]

In this article: – How to choose a type of personalization – How to define your personalization goal(s) and target audience – How to set up display rules to ensure the right content is displayed to the right users – How to launch and monitor your personalization – How to measure the success of the […]

In this article: – An overview of the personalization management dashboard and its features – How to find and act on a personalization – How to archive and delete a personalization – Best practices for organizing and optimizing your personalization management process in Kameleoon Access the Personalizations Dashboard To access the Personalizations Dashboard from the […]

In this article: – How to simulate a campaign in Kameleoon to test and preview changes to your website before launching them – Best practices for using the simulation feature to streamline your website testing and optimization process The simulation mode enables you to check whether: Your variations or personalizations are displayed correctly; The targeting […]