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What are the pillars of a solid A/B test design?

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  • (1) Clear primary metric + guardrail metrics chosen in advance.
  • (2) Sample size / MDE via power analysis.
  • (3) Randomization unit chosen at correct level (user, session, cluster).
  • (4) Sample ratio check (SRC): assignment counts should match target ratio.
  • (5) A/A test as sanity check on randomizer.
  • (6) Pre-registered analysis plan.
  • (7) Fixed test duration + no-peeking rule (or sequential test).
  • (8) Multiple-testing correction if many metrics.
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  • Primary + guardrail metrics, power/MDE, right randomization unit, SRC + A/A, pre-registered plan, no-peek or sequential, multiple-testing correction
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  • Same as EDA

A/B design: primary+guardrail, power, right unit, SRC/A-A, no-peek, correction.

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