ArAdobe Target & VWO experiment development
Turn an experiment brief into a production-ready experience. We implement A/B tests and personalization with custom JavaScript, HTML and CSS in Adobe Target and VWO.
Discuss your project ↗Technical implementation for experimentation teams
A test needs more than a visual change. It has to behave correctly across page states, devices, audience rules and the underlying website. We work with marketing, analytics and experimentation stakeholders to translate a brief into an implementation and QA plan.
Adobe Target development
Narek has approximately four years of hands-on experience developing production Adobe Target activities. His work includes custom front-end variants, responsive and device-specific behaviour, audience and targeting logic, debugging and controlled rollout support.
VWO implementation
We also have hands-on production experience implementing A/B tests in VWO. This includes turning experiment requirements into custom front-end experiences, handling responsive behaviour and completing implementation QA.
What the work can include
- JavaScript, HTML and CSS variants based on an agreed experiment brief.
- Audience rules, targeting conditions and website state handling.
- Cross-browser and responsive implementation checks.
- Debugging, edge-case handling and launch support.
- Collaboration with your analytics and experimentation stakeholders.
A development partner for your CRO programme
We can work alongside your existing strategists, designers and analysts. The focus is the technical delivery of the experience: what changes, where it runs, how it behaves and how it is checked before release.
We align the technical implementation with your audience rules, measurement requirements, QA criteria and launch plan. Your experimentation and analytics team can then evaluate the results against the agreed success criteria.
Common questions
Can you implement a test from our existing brief?
Yes. Share the hypothesis, designs or changes, audience rules, target pages and QA requirements so we can assess the technical scope.
Do you work with responsive and device-specific variants?
Yes. Responsive behaviour and device-specific requirements are part of the implementation and QA discussion.
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