Relative deltas and credible intervals added to A/B tests
Juraj would like everyone to know that we've now added relative deltas and credible intervals to our A/B testing tool. In order for you to understand how cool that is though, some explanation may be needed...
A relative delta is the percentage change in conversion rate between the control and test variants. So, a bigger delta means a bigger impact for an experiment.
The credible interval is...complicated. Basically, an experiment measures a certain value (like a conversion rate) and the true value isn't actually the result that's displayed - that's just an approximation because an experiment only measures a small sample of the population. The credible interval gives you a better look at the true data by showing a likely range for the results, as well as a probability percentage that reflects certainty.
Relative deltas are pretty obviously useful for a lot of situations where you want to understand the broad improvement, but credible internal is a more advanced metric which is useful for getting into the nitty-gritty of statistical significance.
Finally, we've also made it easier to ship the winning variant when your experiment reaches a significant result, via a shiny new 'Make decision' modal, which you can see above. Snazzy!