Overview
Testing is how performance improves during execution. It defines how experiments are set up, what variables are tested, and how changes are introduced over time.
Without a structured approach, testing becomes inconsistent. Changes are made without clear direction, and results are difficult to interpret.
A clear testing structure ensures that experiments are intentional, controlled, and aligned with your overall strategy.
How It Works
Testing and experiment structure define how changes are introduced and evaluated during execution. This includes identifying what to test, how tests are organized, and how results are measured.
It ensures that experiments are run in a controlled way so outcomes can be clearly understood and compared. This creates more reliable insights and reduces guesswork.
By structuring testing, execution becomes more focused and efficient, allowing performance to improve steadily over time.