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October 2, 2025International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology0 citationsOpen Access

Comparative Study of Traditional vs. AI- Enhanced A/B Testing for UX Optimization

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SDS. Dhanalakshmi

Key Points

  • AI-enhanced A/B testing improves UX optimization by reallocating user traffic to better-performing variants in real time.
  • Key evidence shows that predictive modeling allows for effective design performance estimation with smaller datasets.
  • Approach includes a multi-armed bandit strategy and detailed behavioral analytics to deepen user interaction insights.
  • Implication highlights the potential for ongoing UX improvements through agile and cost-effective testing methods.

Abstract

In modern digital platforms, optimizing user experience (UX) is crucial for user engagement and business success. Traditional A/B testing methods are widely used but can be time-consuming, require a lot of traffic, and struggle to adjust dynamically. To tackle these issues, we propose an AI-enhanced A/B testing framework that combines machine learning models and adaptive decision-making algorithms to optimize UX more efficiently. Our approach uses predictive modeling to estimate design performance with smaller datasets, which shortens the duration of experiments. We also include a multi-armed bandit strategy that reallocates user traffic to better-performing design variants in real time, reducing the costs of poor- performing options. The system incorporates detailed behavioral analytics, like cursor movements, scroll depth, hesitation patterns, and engagement metrics. This provides deeper insights into user interactions beyond standard conversion rates. This AI-driven approach speeds up decision-making and lowers experimental overhead, ensuring ongoing adjustment to changing user behavior. By connecting UX research with AI-driven analytics, our framework gives organizations a smart, scalable way to improve UX iteratively.

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S. Dhanalakshmi (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68de6f3f83cbc991d0a22b8dhttps://doi.org/10.22214/ijraset.2025.74411
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