As a marketer, I can set the goal of my test on DXP

• Type: Story
• Status: Closed
• Priority: Major
• Resolution: Completed
• Affects Version/s: None
• Fix Version/s: Master
• Component/s: Pages > A/B Testing for Content Pages
• Labels:
  • fc_19_07
  • fc_19_08
  • fc_19_09
• Epic/Theme:
  • AB_Testing
• Epic Link: tango-ab-testing
• Sprint: SP | Sprint 16 | Jul24 - Aug06, SP | Sprint 17 | Aug07 - Aug21, TANGO | SP_18 | Aug21-Sep04, TANGO| SP_19 | Sep04-Sep18

Motivation

See Epic (LPS-87072) and Spike (-LPS-95354-) for general AB testing motivation.

The purpose of an AB test is to find the page experience that maximizes a goal for a given audience. 

Scope

The goals supported for the first version of AB Testing are: 

• Bounce Rate
• Scroll Depth
• Time On Page
• Click.* 
  • This goal will be implemented as part of LPS-96791, and it’s not in the scope of the current story.

Design

• Mockup (see add variant and edit variant section): https://www.figma.com/file/AIvpwdchofYfAMcBi6WAc9/lps-96780-create-a-b-test?node-id=0%3A1
• Variations with respect to the Figma (for this story only):
  • The three-step modal navigation won’t be implemented for now
  • The goal selector is added below the test name and test description, in the same modal
  • The step title, step progress (Step n of N) is not included

Acceptance Criteria

1. The goal selector is shown when adding a new Test

• Given a content page exists and the AB test panel is open
• When an AB test is created
• Then the Create New Test modal shows the inputs:
  • Test Name (Required) → See LPS-97882
  • Test Description → See LPS-97882
  • Select Goal (Required) with Bounce Rate and Click Scroll Depth and Time In Page (LPS-101830) options 

2. Adding a test with a goal

• Given the Create New Test modal is open
• When the required inputs (including the goal) are set and the Save button is clicked
• Then the test is created 

3. The goal selector is shown when editing a Test

• Given an existing AB test
• When the edit option is selected in the actions menu close to the test name
• Then the edit test modal is shown with the same inputs as the create new test modal, and the inputs contain their current value

4. Editing the test goal 

• Given the edit test modal is open
• When the goal is changed and the Save button is clicked
• Then the test is saved and if the edit modal is opened again, the goal selector reflects the change

5. Test goal changes are visible on AC

• Given an AB test
• When the goal is set during creation/edition
• Then the change is visible in the AB test on Analytics Cloud