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Widget Types

Widget are categorized into three primary types-
  1. Product Page Carousel:
    • Similar Product Recommendations Cross Recommendations and Bundles.
  2. Home Page Carousel:
    • Most Trending and Personalized Recommendation Carousels.
  3. Cart Carousel:
    • Cart Page, Cart Pop Up and and Cart Checkout Carousels.

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Widget Settings

All Frenzy Widgets have 4 sections.
  1. Data Source
    • This section provides an overview of all available Data Sources that can be used for a Widget.
    • The Data Source is responsible for fetching the product recommendations.
    • While only one Data Source can be connected to a Widget at a time, the same Data Source can be utilized by multiple Widgets.
  2. UI Settings This section manages all the UI settings for the Carousel, including:
    • Title: Carousel title.
    • Title Alignment: Alignment of the carousel title.
    • Products per Page: Number of products displayed in the carousel.
    • Text Alignment: Alignment of text within the Product Card.
    • View All Button Settings: Controls the button displayed on the Carousel. These settings can be overwritten using CSS. If any of these settings do not function as expected, please contact support for assistance.
  3. Carousel
    Use this section to view the Final Carousel Carousel. If personation is turned on, the Carousel will have different products for each user.
  4. Short Code This section contains the code for installing the Frenzy Carousel. Please note, there are 2 methods for installing the carousel.
    • Displaying Specific Configuration: Use this code when you want to display only this specific carousel widget.
    • During A/B Test: Use this code when you are running an A/B test on this Widget type. This will automatically pick different widget configurations that are included in the A/B test.

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Widget A/B Test

  • You can perform A/B testing on different configurations within each widget type. Example: You can A/B test two variations of PDP Similar Product Recommendations.
  • To initiate the A/B test:
    1. Assign the required traffic to each configuration.
    2. Ensure that each configuration receives more than 0 traffic to be included in the A/B test.
    3. Install the short code necessary to enable the A/B test.
  • This process allows you to compare the performance of different configurations and determine which one yields better results. Image