The cost to design an LMS depends on the system’s complexity, whether it is readymade or custom, and the designer’s expertise. An effective way to assess that design to see if it works on potential or existing learners would be A/B testing. This type of testing is usually implemented to rate and improve pictures and graphics, color schemes, presentations, headlines, available courses, navigation, and layouts.

The meaning of A/B testing is easily understood from its name - examining two types of LMS design and measuring the reactions. It is an excellent opportunity to gather new information about the system that wasn’t obvious during the prototyping or the design process. To make A/B testing more effective:

try testing only one design segment at a time as the multicomponent testing cannot specify the problem, only the general response; establish clear and possibly long-term goals beforehand to avoid losing the meaning of the data acquired; try to keep away from moving too fast in testing without a correct way of measuring the results - for instance, start with a simple test and use it later to assess another more significant option. Read more: https://www.eleken.co/industries/lms