A/B Test Flow — Reladraw template

A/B 测试流程. Copy the source, paste into the official playground, done. No coordinates — every position is stated relative to something else.

Preview

Hypothesis Design test Traffic split Variant A Variant B Analyze 50% 50%

Source (.reladraw)

node hypo "Hypothesis"
node design "Design test"  below hypo
node split "Traffic split"  below design
node a "Variant A"  below-left of split
node b "Variant B"  below-right of split
node ana "Analyze"  below split
edge hypo -> design
edge design -> split
edge split -> a "50%"
edge split -> b "50%"
edge a -> ana
edge b -> ana

How to use

  1. Open the Reladraw playground
  2. Paste the source above — the diagram re-solves live
  3. Export SVG from the playground, or render locally: npx reladraw ab-test-flow.reladraw -o out.svg

When to use this template

Hypothesis to design to 50/50 split, two variants, one analysis node.. Use it in growth meetings so every test has a written hypothesis before launch.

How to customize

  1. Add a step or node. Insert one line: node new_id 'New label' below anchor — placement is relative, so the solver re-flows the whole diagram instantly.
  2. Relabel an edge. Edit the text after the arrow: edge a -> b 'your label' — labels are the fastest way to carry rates, protocols or percentages.
  3. Change reading order. Swap a placement word: below to right of rotates a branch sideways without touching any other line.

FAQ

How do I draw this in Reladraw?

Declare each box with node, connect them with edge, and state one position per node relative to another. Paste the source from this page into the official playground and it renders immediately.

Can I use this template commercially?

Yes — the source is free to copy, modify and ship in docs, READMEs, books or client decks. No attribution required.

How do I export an image?

Render in the playground and export SVG, or run it locally: npx reladraw file.reladraw -o out.svg for CI-friendly builds.

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