First use of Kameleoon

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Written by Julie Trenque

Updated on 06/22/2021

4 min

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Is this your first time? This article will guide you step by step through your first use of Kameleoon, from the creation of your account to the launch of your first experiment.

You have opened your Kameleoon account and filled in the address of your website. Congratulations, let’s get started!

Note : You must fill in your website when registering, but you can add other sites to your Kameleoon account afterwards.

Install the Kameleoon script

Before launching experiments on your website, you must install the Kameleoon script. This article will guide you through this installation.

If your plan allows you to do so, you can set up multiple sites with your Kameleoon account. This can be useful if, for example, you want to run your experiments on a mobile site in addition to the desktop version of your website, or if you want to test Kameleoon on your pre-production site first.

When installing Kameleoon on your site, you have the choice between several options. For more information, please read this installation guide.

Note : You’re not familiar with all these technical shenanigans? You do not know how to install the script on your pages? At any time, you can decide to let your developer take care of the installation by clicking on “Forward to your developer”. All you have to do is enter their contact details in the pop-in and Kameleoon will send all the necessary information.

Explore the Graphic editor

The editor launches on your website. You are now able to change the elements of your page and create your first A/B experiment.

To learn more about Kameleoon’s editor, you can read our articles about the graphic editor.

Launch the experiment

The last step to create an experiment is the finalization. To access this part, click on the “Finalize” button in the header.

The menu below appears:

To launch an experiment, follow the steps:

  • 1st step: Choose the traffic allocation for each of your variations. Click and drag the slider of a variation by holding the click, or directly enter the percentage by clicking on the number displayed to the right of the slider
  • 2nd step: Choose the visitors targeted by your experiment.
  • 3rd step: Choose your trackings tools. Then assign a main goal (and maybe some more goals). You can find more information about this step in our Quick start guide.
  • 4th step (optional): Check your experiment’s setup with simulation mode.

Once you’ve filled in the first 3 fields, you can click on the “Launch” button.

Last step before the launching of your experiment: a recap is displayed enabling you to check if everything is fine.

That’s it, your first experiment is launched!

Note: There may be a short latency time (up to 10 minutes) between the launch of an A/B experiment and its visibility on the website. Don’t worry if your experiment does not appear immediately!

For more information about starting your A/B experiment, please see the section on this topic in our Quick start guide.

Our documentation is at your disposal to help you explore the possibilities offered by Kameleoon and answer your questions!

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