Author Archives: James V.
Boxed chaos.
Two regular pagliacci.
Check out these pipes.
Choir seats.
“What do you mean it’s all gone?” —Max, probably.
Squash bloom.
Evening at the Park.
Playing warmer/colder. Olivia and I hid it for @elizzard.v. Can you spot the aluminum ball?
Kreed’s response-to-fact-that-it’s-time-to-go face.
I’ll forgive their use of Comic Sans because of their ability to take me back to good Peruvian food.
Stick throwing competition.
Extra paint and a replaced bedroom door. 3 of 3. #faith
Extra paint and a replaced bedroom door. 2 of 3. #hope
Extra paint and a replaced bedroom door. 1 of 3. #love #charity #sketchnotes
Sketchnote: Five-Step Overview of Conversion Optimization
I have been working on overhauling some documentation for the services I offer clients at work around A/B testing and the discipline of conversion optimization. While working on how to frame and position my presentation, I remembered a tweet I saw from Marc Bourguignon on replacing powerpoints with sketchnotes. I considered myself challenged:
I used #sketchnote technics for a presentation substituting classical PowerPoint
@rohdesign @douglaspneill pic.twitter.com/J3Jt9XeyZk
— Marc Bourguignon (@100978Marc) July 21, 2015
So I sat down at lunch and started to doodle. I focused on organizing the work into five general steps of conversion optimization:
- Set a goal
- Ask four key questions
- Test your beliefs
- Implement learnings
- Evaluate progress
Presenting the finished result: Conversion Optimization, Using Iterative Testing Methodology to Improve Your Product.
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