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In this article
  • Step 1 | Create your test site
  • Step 2 | Set the exposure for your test site

Test Sites: Creating a Test Site

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In this article
  • Step 1 | Create your test site
  • Step 2 | Set the exposure for your test site
Publish a version of your site (a test site) to a percentage of your site visitors. This is a great way to test new features on your site or get feedback on changes you have made before publishing to 100% of visitors.

Step 1 | Create your test site

Go to your site's editor to create a test site based on your most recent edits.
Note:
You can only create a test site after your site has been published at least once.
  1. Go to your editor.
  2. Click Site on the top bar.
  3. Click Deploy Test Site.
    Note: Your test site opens in a new window.

Step 2 | Set the exposure for your test site

Choose what percentage of your site's audience should see the test site. 

To set the exposure:

  1. Go to the Release Manager in your site's dashboard.
  2. Click the Show More icon next to your test site.
  3. Click Edit exposure.
  4. Enter the exposure percentage as a value between 0-100.
  5. Click Save.

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