Create Slim Homepage AB test & Most Viewed Front Right component#15430
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Create Slim Homepage AB test & Most Viewed Front Right component#15430
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What does this change?
We will be running an AB test to render the Most Viewed and Deeply Read content in the right-hand side of fronts pages. This test will be limited to the UK network front on web, on screen sizes equal to or larger than 1140px (
left-colandwide).This PR does the following:
A PR to implement the logic of rendering these component will follow.
Why?
We want to test whether clickthrough rate and session length improve if we adjust the front page to render these components higher up.
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