webflow-statsig

webflowAdapter

This adapter allows Webflow projects to use Statsig Feature Gates to control the user experience and run A/B tests.

https://github.com/statsig-io/webflowAdapter/assets/111380336/7332f46c-8591-417c-ada7-8a3fc6e48d36

Instructions

1. Open Project Settings from the "W"/Hamburger menu on the top left of the designer.

2. Choose Custom Code Tab and paste the following in there. Make sure to replace [CLIENT-SDK-KEY] with the right key that's available from your Statsig project settings.

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/webflow-statsig/dist/statsigWebflow.min.js?key=[CLIENT-SDK-KEY]"></script>

3. In the designer where you want to test two different user experiences, insert a Tabs component

4. Select the newly inserted Tabs component and in the Settings pane, add a Custom Attribute data-gateid and set the value to be the Feature Gate Id.
   NOTE: Make sure you select the Tabs component, NOT the Tabs Menu or Tabs Content

5. Hide the Tabs Menu so it's not visible to the user

5. Now, add the controls in Tab 1 for the default experience (fails gate), and Tab 2 for the new experience (passes gate).

6. Publish and test the page! Changing the gate's targeting should be reflected in the experience when you refresh the page.

TIP: To properly run split assignments, make sure your Feature Gate uses Stable ID in order to treat your page visitors as unique users.