Iqbal Ali is an experimentation consultant and coach who empowers product teams to run successful experiment programs. With over 20 years of expertise in UX design, development, data, and optimisation, he helps his clients improve the quality and velocity of their experiment programs. He is also the author of the "CRO Tales" comic series on LinkedIn, self-published comics creator and graphic novelist.
Can we create a workflow that reliably writes JavaScript code for our client-side A/B tests? One that not only writes the code, but also automatically handles the QA for common errors and then self-heals to produce something more reliable? And can we do all of this efficiently, using small models...
Validating claims is important these days. Whether we're writing a LinkedIn post or an article, we're exposed to a lot of misinformation, so it's important to ensure what we post is accurate. For a really long time now, I've been trying to be that guy who's super organised with my...
I’m going to be honest: I’m not a huge fan of redirect tests. It's tough maintaining data integrity in those things. I’m specifically talking about client-side redirect tests, by the way. Server-side redirect tests are fine. Redirect tests are when you have a page (e.g. /my-original-page) and want some of...
Part of the Small Models series: This article explores one way to interact with the Convert MCP server. It’s an advanced use case for those who want to experiment with small, cost-efficient, and secure models and alternative tooling.
Part of the Small Models series: This article explores one way to interact with the Convert MCP server. It's an advanced use case for those who want to experiment with small, cost-efficient, and secure models and alternative tooling. In my previous article, I showed how to run Convert Experiences pretty...
Part of the Small Models series: This article explores one way to interact with the Convert MCP server. It's an advanced use case for those who want to experiment with small, cost-efficient, and secure models and alternative tooling. Let's do something cool with Model Context Protocol (MCP) today. If you...
