AB Test Design QA Validator
This automation streamlines the design and quality assurance (QA) process for A/B tests by comparing a 'control' URL against a 'variant' URL. It performs a series of visual and functional checks across multiple mobile resolutions and generates a comprehensive report detailing any differences.
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This agent automates the tedious process of validating A/B test variations. Here's how it works:
- Input: You provide two URLs—one for the 'control' version and one for the 'variant' version of your test.
- Multi-Device Testing: The agent loads both pages on a series of pre-defined mobile screen sizes, such as for a typical iPhone and Android device.
- AI-Powered Validation: For each version and screen size, it uses AI to perform a set of default and custom validation checks. For example, it checks if key elements like prices and buttons are visible without scrolling.
- Comparison: The agent intelligently compares the results between the control and variant for each check and resolution, highlighting any differences in status (e.g., 'Pass' vs. 'Fail').
- Report Generation: Finally, it compiles all the findings into a structured dataset ready to be exported as an Excel file, providing a clear, side-by-side comparison for your review.
Usage Ideas
- Automate pre-launch QA for marketing landing pages to ensure consistency and functionality.
- Validate critical user journeys, like a checkout flow or sign-up process, after a design change.
- Run automated visual regression tests on key pages to catch unintended UI changes.
- Ensure design system compliance and brand consistency across different parts of your website.
Customization Ideas
This template is a powerful starting point for your own QA process. You can easily work with an assistant to customize it to your needs. For instance, you can:
- Test Different Devices: Change the list of mobile resolutions to include tablets, different phone models, or even desktop screen sizes.
- Define Your Own Checks: Add your own specific validation questions to the automation, such as "Is the promotional banner displayed correctly?" or "Does the login form have three input fields?".
- Modify Default Validations: Remove or edit the built-in checks to better align with what's important for your pages.
- Change the Report: Customize the final report by changing the output format, sending the results to a different service like Slack or a database, or altering the columns and data included.
- Adapt to Your Website: Modify how the automation interacts with your site, for example, by changing how it dismisses cookie banners or pop-ups.
