A visual editor for experiments would allow users to test changes to their website / app without having to touch the code.
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You've probably noticed that it's tricky to tell variants apart from both each other and the control in the PostHog UI.
To solve this, Juraj has added the ability to upload custom screenshots for each variant as an experiment preview.
This is especially useful if you're working on experiments that adjust small page elements, or if your traffic requires that experiments run for a long time to reach statistical significance.
This quarter, we're focusing on more feature improvements to help users create comprehensive and easy-to-analyze experiments. These improvements will make our product more mature and complete.
We will migrate Experiments to HogQL, making result calculations more reliable and performant. This will also enable the addition of new features listed below.
We will add support for multiple goal metrics in a single experiment, allowing them to be visualized together and making it easier to interpret results across all metrics simultaneously.
We will add the ability to create metric sets that users can save and reuse. This will reduce friction, improve maintainability, and decrease the likelihood of errors.
We will review our current methodology to ensure it is both accurate and easy for our users to understand.
We build PostHog's experimentation platform, allowing users run A/B tests and feature experiments easily in their apps. We help teams validate ideas, measure impact, and make informed decisions quickly and confidently.
Some of the things we're working on:
You can find out more about the features we (and the other teams) own here
