Getting started with Sevensix

In this guide, we will look at how to integrate sevensix into your custom javascript frontend. If you're new to Sevensix, make sure to dive deep in the sevensix method about working with CRO.

1. Installing Sevensix in NextJS

To install Sevensix, you need to have a NextJS frontend from where you should run the following command.

Terminal

npm install sevensix-react

Sevensix is compatible with React apps, so you can use it in any React app (or react framework like NextJS).

2. Implementing an A/B experiment

Make sure to follow our guide on creating an experiment before proceeding with the implementation.