Turning Ideas into Test Plans in 10 Minutes

Reduced experiment planning time from 1–2 hours to 10 minutes by building an AI-powered workflow that translates stakeholder ideas into structured test plans.

THE PROBLEM

Ideas for A/B tests were:

  • Loosely defined

  • Missing key details (like hypotheses or goals)

  • Difficult to implement

  • Stuck in people’s brains without a place to document them

We needed a way to:

  • Standardize and scale A/B testing

  • Ensure each idea was actionable and implementation-ready

  • Reduce back-and-forth between stakeholders and execution teams

  • Capture ideas for future implementation

My Role

I owned the experimentation process, so I…

  • Identified workflow bottleneck

  • Defined structure of a “good test plan”

  • Designed input schema for AI

  • Built and iterated on my agent using AI tools

  • Operationalized workflow across team

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The Solution

STakeholder has idea

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“I wonder if we’d get more clickthroughs if we change the wording of that button?”


Idea captured in asana

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Stakeholder either fills out Asana form or stakeholder shares idea directly via message or call.


Inputs fed into Agent

3

“We want to A/B test the microcopy in the hero of www.URL.com.”


Agent generates Test plan

4

Required components of the test plan:

  • Hypothesis

  • Variants

  • Target audience

  • Success metrics

  • Implementation notes

THE IMPACT

  • Faster experimentation velocity

  • Reduced cognitive load for stakeholders

  • More tests launched (increase in throughput)

  • Improved cross-functional collaboration

Final thoughts

This wasn’t just a UX project to me.

While wireframes and user flows are important, I didn’t just design a screen—I redesigned how work gets done at my company. This was the first time I felt like I made an impact at home.

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