Set up product element 0% test #14876
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This looks good to me! Also great updates to the docs and code comments!
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What does this change?
Adds a 0% test to measure the impact of the Product Element on click through rate. Also makes some changes to the ab testing docs to update the example test name being used to be kebab case, to make it clearer to future users.
Why?
We want to test the impact of the Product Element on click through rate using a 'hold back' test. The audience in the control will see the Product Element as it was designed, the same as anyone not in the test. The audience in the variant will see the Product Element rendered without the additional left col or inline product cards. This is to mock a page experience very close to that of pages without the Product Element. We then want to measure the difference in click through rate between the control and variant to see if there's a measurable benefit to the new Product Element designs.
We're setting this test up as a 0% test to start so that we can check that the test data is coming through correctly.
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