HR + People A/B tests we've caught

The footer navigation differs: one variant shows a condensed footer (Solutions / Deel Platform / Why Deel? / Resources / Customers columns), while another shows an expanded footer with many more product links (Deel HR, Deel IT, Deel Benefits, Deel Hire, Deel Mobility, Deel Embedded, Deel Services, plus extra customer logos like Puma, Zip Co). This split appears across the same browser engine (Chrome visit 5 vs Chrome visit 6), ruling out a rendering artifact.

The hero section right-side visual differs between variants: the control shows a photograph of a woman working on a laptop, while the variant (visit 2, Chrome) shows a product UI dashboard illustration with dotted background and interface elements. The cookie 'frontend.exp22-people-design' diverges true/false across visits, and two different Optimizely/VWO experiment IDs are present.

The Lattice AI Agent chat widget in the sidebar shows different introductory prompt text across visits. Visit 1 and 3 (Safari, Firefox) show a generic 'AI Agent' label with no prompt text visible, while visits 2, 4, and 5 (Chrome, Edge, Chrome) show personalized prompt messages: visit 2 shows 'I'm Lattice from Lattice Curious how building dream teams could transform your team's performance?', visit 4 shows 'Hi there! I'm Lattice from Lattice. Curious what caught your eye about building dream teams today?', and visit 5 shows 'Hi there! I'm Lattice from Lattice. Curious how having managers make people more effective can help you build dream teams today?'

Visit 4 (Edge), which resolved to lever.co/demo-b, shows a significantly longer demo request form with additional fields: Phone Number, Job Title, Company Size, and Country — compared to the shorter form (Work Email, First Name, Last Name, Company Name only) shown on lever.co/demo in visits 1, 2, 3, and 5. This is a server-side bucketed variant confirmed by different final URLs and diverging VWO/ABTasty cookies.

The hero headline differs between visits: Safari shows 'Manage your entire workforce on one system' while Chrome and Firefox both show 'Work happens across your entire business.' Optimizely variation maps confirm different experiment buckets assigned across visits.