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<@U02UY3EPQDA> your thoughts on this?
What am I doing wrong here?

We're also seeing this. Would be keen to know how to resolve this. 

<@U031F2R0LN4>  this is not a problem with implementation but just a downside of slow client side testing. You need to use a tool which allows asynchronous loading (something like VWO) or use server side testing :)

Hey <@U031F2R0LN4> - I think you're having a flicker issue.

Just install an anti-flicker snippet (it's a few lines of code/script) on both pages (A &amp; B). Make sure to add it in the &lt;head&gt; tag

<@U0316818QSH>  an anti flicker solution will just slow down the page till the actual code loads, not a good solution in my view 

agree, but it won't load the original content until the variant's (B) code loads. so, that way - users won't be able to notice the change.

and, tools like VWO work really well, but are too costly :money_mouth_face:

There are other tools which allow asynchronous loading, you can use them OR alternatively convert this AB test into a split URL test and problem solved!

<@U031F2R0LN4>  check this: <https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.simoahava.com/amp/analytics/simple-way-measure-a-b-test-flicker-impact/|https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.simoahava.com/amp/analytics/simple-way-measure-a-b-test-flicker-impact/>

Hey Aniruddh, can you kindly check the link, it's not working for me

Sorry it was an AMP link, just removed the initial part of the link: <https://www.simoahava.com/amp/analytics/simple-way-measure-a-b-test-flicker-impact/>

Thanks Aniruddh, going through it :slightly_smiling_face: