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So I'm guessing the experiment is either A/B testing of layouts of number pads, or it's testing to see if people can cheat the leaderboard. Also, it must be a
by kaerast 15y ago
So I'm guessing the experiment is either A/B testing of layouts of number pads, or it's testing to see if people can cheat the leaderboard.
Also, it must be a slow news day for this to get to front page.
- slewis 15y agoI'd guess its an experiment about when people stop clicking. Most people either only click a few times, or stop right at 20 times, when they receive the easter egg buttons. So, the lesson is: give your users a perceived reward for taking action on your site, to get them engaged long enough to get the reward. Or maybe the lesson is: as soon as users perceive there are no rewards left they'll leave.
- Juha 15y agoYes, it seems to be A/B (or maybe multivariant) testing. Tried the site through hidemyass.com and got the numbers running in bottom-top order while loading it directly I got top-bottom order. I hope the creator will publish the results when finished :).