Interaction Effects
When the effect of one change depends on another change.
This happens mainly in Multivariate Testing (MVT). An interaction effect occurs when two or more changes on a page combine to produce an effect that's different from the sum of their individual effects. For example, changing both the headline and the button color might have a bigger (or smaller) impact together than either change would alone.
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