Gatsby

Problem: Marketing wants to optimize product detail pages on a Gatsby site, but every test requires developer time to code variants and wire tracking, slowing experimentation and delaying revenue-impacting insights. Solution: Convert’s Gatsby integration adds the tracking code and syncs all Gatsby page names, letting marketers use the Visual Editor to create and launch A/B tests on product pages without touching code. Outcome: Teams ship more tests per month, discover higher-converting layouts and messaging faster, and free developers to focus on core features instead of one-off experiment implementations.

Problem: A Gatsby-based single page checkout has drop-offs between steps, but traditional testing tools misfire on route changes, causing unreliable data and making it risky to experiment on the SPA flow. Solution: With SPA support activated for the Gatsby project, Convert reliably detects virtual page changes, allowing marketers to use the Visual Editor to test copy, form fields, and progress indicators across the entire checkout flow. Outcome: Checkout experiments run smoothly end-to-end, with accurate tracking and attribution, leading to measurable improvements in completion rate and average order value without refactoring the SPA.

Problem: Content teams want to test new layouts and CTAs across an entire Gatsby blog category (e.g., ‘Guides’), but manually targeting dozens of URLs is error-prone and hard to maintain as new posts go live. Solution: Convert automatically syncs Gatsby page names, enabling category-level targeting rules so marketers can apply one experiment configuration to all posts in a category using the Visual Editor. Outcome: Category-wide tests roll out in minutes, ensuring consistent UX across related content, improving engagement and lead capture while eliminating manual URL maintenance as the content library grows.

Problem: Growth teams need to personalize hero sections on Gatsby-powered landing pages for different segments (e.g., traffic source or industry), but React-driven content makes manual edits fragile and risky. Solution: Using Convert’s Visual Editor on Gatsby pages, marketers safely modify React-based hero copy, imagery, and CTAs, then target variants to specific audiences or campaigns using synced page names. Outcome: Visitors see more relevant messaging aligned with their intent, boosting click-through and conversion rates while preserving the integrity of the underlying Gatsby components.

Problem: Product teams running a Gatsby-based SaaS front-end want to iterate on onboarding flows, but each UX tweak requires a full dev cycle and QA, limiting how often they can test new ideas. Solution: Convert integrates directly with the Gatsby app, allowing non-technical teams to visually test variations of onboarding steps, tooltips, and microcopy, with SPA-aware tracking for each route. Outcome: Onboarding experiments move from quarterly to weekly, revealing which flows reduce friction and increase activation, while engineering focuses on implementing only the proven winners natively.

Problem: A complex Gatsby site has inconsistent navigation performance across sections, but testing different menus or layouts per section is hard to manage and track with generic tools. Solution: With automatic Gatsby page name syncing and precise targeting, Convert lets marketers run section-specific experiments on navigation, headers, and footers using the Visual Editor, without custom routing logic. Outcome: Teams identify the best-performing navigation patterns for different sections, improving discoverability and time on site, while maintaining clean, centralized experiment management across the Gatsby project.