Content Experiences Overview
A Content Experience changes what visitors see on your site: copy, images, layout, even your entire theme. Every experience starts the same way: you build the change once. From there, you decide whether to run it as a Test (measured against a control group) or a Personalization (always-on for a targeted audience). New to that distinction? See how Tests and Personalizations work.
The 5 experience types
Content Edits
Change headlines, copy, and on-page elements
Redirects
Send traffic to a different URL by audience
Styles and Javascript
Inject custom CSS and JS safely
Theme Change
Swap the live theme for a variant
Template Change
Test alternate page templates
They can also be used in conjunction with one another. One experience can carry a Content Edit and a Styles & Javascript change together.
Each type has its own setup guide below, covering both the Test and Personalization path in one place:
Once you've built one, the QA Checklist covers what to check before you start, and the Content Experiences FAQs answer the questions that come up most. For test ideas, see Content Test Common Use Cases or the full capability list.
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