Design Decided By Seniority
Changes ship because someone influential preferred them, and nobody measures the result.
A disciplined experimentation practice: hypotheses drawn from research, tests powered correctly, results read honestly, and every outcome documented.
A test that stops the moment the numbers look good is not a test. It is an expensive way to confirm what you already hoped.
Orka Digital has optimised websites for Australian businesses since 2009, and runs every experiment to a pre-agreed sample size, reporting losing tests alongside the wins, working from St Marys in Western Sydney.
Illustrative project timeline (ongoing, 2–4 week cycles). Your scope sets the actual schedule.
Cycle
2–4 weeks
Per test
Pace
2-4
Tests a month
Called at
95%
Confidence
Library
Kept
Every result
Three signs this is the right conversation to be having.
Changes ship because someone influential preferred them, and nobody measures the result.
Experiments are called after a few days, so the wins do not survive contact with a full cycle.
The same idea is tested every eighteen months because nobody documented the previous answer.
The work itself, written down: what you receive and what each part includes.
01/04
Research-derived ideas, scored and sequenced so the highest-value test always runs next.
What's included
Three commitments that shape how we deliver this work.
Every test runs to a sample size agreed in advance, so a lucky streak is never reported as a win.
Learn moreLosing tests appear in your report alongside the winners, because they teach as much and stop bad ideas returning.
Learn moreWinning variants are built into your site, not left running through a testing tool.
Learn moreEach stage produces something you can review, so nothing moves forward without your agreement.
Draw candidate tests from usability findings, analytics, and customer research.
Calculate sample size and duration, and agree the stopping rule in advance.
Build, QA, and run the experiment to completion without peeking-driven decisions.
Implement winners properly, document losers, and feed both back into the backlog.
Winning changes are built properly into the site, and the next test begins.
We agree up front how the work will be judged, then report against it.
The primary goal measured for each variant against the original.
Guards against wins that trade order value for volume.
Experiments run to full sample size and recorded.
Share of tests that beat the original, reported honestly.
A selection of the businesses we have supported with web design, development and digital marketing. Open any project to see what we delivered.
eCommerce design & development
An online store for an Australian-made hygiene brand.
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Web design, development & marketing
A custom website and NDIS marketing for a registered provider.
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Digital marketing
Digital marketing for a Sydney accounting practice.
Read case studyEvery engagement is scoped and quoted after a short discovery call, with a fixed price and timeline agreed before work starts. Call 1300 189 687 or email info@orkadigitals.com.au.
A steady testing rhythm for smaller sites.
A full experimentation programme.
Testing plus research to feed it.
Feedback from organisations that chose to plan and build properly.
“Highly professional and creative team. Anna and Robert are a delight to work with, extremely friendly and patient. They did an exceptional job for us. Thanks guys!”
Rustam Sandhu
Ivisapoint
“Excellent work quality and hard working team. Very happy with their service and fast delivery of the products.”
Abdur Rahman
Techno Point
“Looking forward to working again with this dynamic and hard working team.”
Ashraf
ECO Care Group
Trusted by Australian brands since 2009
Foodworks · IGA · Pizza Hut · Hills · SMG Group · Beyond Care Australia · Eco Care Group
Foodworks & IGA
National grocery groups
Pizza Hut
Hospitality brands
Beyond Care & Embrace Ability
NDIS & care providers
Straight answers to what clients ask before starting this work.
Our experts are ready to audit your online presence and guide your path forward.
Get in TouchEnough for a few hundred conversions per variant per month. Below that, research-led redesign is the more honest approach.
Yes, through multivariate testing, but it needs considerably more traffic. Sequential A/B tests are usually the better trade.
Roughly a third, in a healthy programme. If nearly everything wins, the tests are probably being read too generously.
Enough to reach a result in a sensible time. We check this first, and if traffic is low we recommend research-led changes instead of testing.
That a difference this large would rarely happen by chance. We set it before the test and do not stop early when a result looks good.
It should not. We check performance and avoid the flicker that poorly set up tests can cause.
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