Most major online platforms these days run A/B tests. A lot of them. Even the wording in e-mails get A/B tested.The idea is simple: If you have a large enough user base, you can roll out two or more different versions of your feature, design or wording to different parts of your user base, and see which one is more successful. This is called „experimentation“ on your user base, the same way pharmaceutical companies run trials of medicine before they sell them to the whole population.The implementation of an online A/B test is very tricky, however. In this talk I want to show when A/B testing a feature is a good idea, and when it is not, how to integrate your platform with an A/B testing framework, and some of the challenges of running a meaningful online experiment.