Add a download icon and accompanying hover state animation to the “Download Firefox” button to A/B test against the current download button.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1f-NZmp2ROtPcuwFqcsq8X83Opj058STwCOcKKV5PLfY/edit
@dzingeek hi Jennifer! You mentioned the other day that you possibly have an asset for this?
Looking for a download icon- preferably a down-facing arrow. ⬇️
@cgonz0 & @justinkropp
here is a demo link with current draft of button variations:
https://www-demo-demo-achurchwe-mbhddu.herokuapp.com/en-US/firefox/new/
The design team provided feedback yesterday; next steps are coding for final review.
@amychurchwell Some feedback on the draft experiment in Convert:
As a general guideline, please try and follow the documentation for QA'ing Convert experiments. The process is to draft your experiment against staging, which I can then activate and review.
I took a look at the config and here is some initial feedback:

@alexgibson Thanks for the feedback!
This is what I see in the targeting area:

Happy to walk through things if it may help, feel free to send my a zoom invite for any time that works 👍
@alexgibson oh, I see! no, this clears things up. Thank you. 👍
R+ ⬇️
I won't block the experiment on this but something to note if we want to make it permanent: because the CSS for positioning the background image is relative to the left side of the container, text that is wider than expected overlaps it. Not a problem for this experiment because it's en-US only and the text width does not change substantially if the font doesn't load.
This experiment is now running in production for 8% of traffic to /en-US/firefox/new/
This experiment has now been running for 11 days, and as had over 100,000 visitors (over twice the minimum sample size set out in the plan). The report isn't showing any statistical signifacance for either variation.
Can this experiment be shut off?
@alexgibson it looks to have been paused on my end.