How we helped Ramify increase its Conversion Rate with an A/B Testing Strategy using Optibase

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August 4, 2025
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Screenshot showing two versions of Ramify’s homepage. The background version features a man standing in an office with the text “Vivez l’expérience banque privée, autrement”. The foreground version displays a cleaner layout with the message “Votre patrimoine, notre expertise”.
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Too often, conversion decisions are based on gut feeling. But this “intuitive” approach leads to many unseen mistakes. Mistakes that directly impact your conversion rate. And in a world where traffic is more expensive, competitive, and complex than ever, improving conversion is more profitable than increasing visitors.

That’s where a well-executed A/B testing strategy makes all the difference.

Project Challenges

A website redesign, no matter how successful, is still based on assumptions. It’s only once the site is live that you can observe real user behaviors. The challenge here: shifting from an intuitive approach to a continuous optimization strategy, driven by real data and validated through A/B testing.

Tracking

👉 What user events should you track?
👉 Which tools combine qualitative (session recordings, heatmaps) and quantitative (funnels, goals) analysis?
👉 How do you read this data to make better decisions?

Optimization

👉 Prioritize UX hypotheses based on business potential and complexity.
👉 Define clear KPIs per test and measure real impact.
👉 Quickly implement winning variants and iterate continuously.

Our Approach with Ramify

With Ramify, we structured a 4-phase CRO strategy, combining insights, testing, and rollout.

Phase 1: Understand & Analyze

Before optimizing, you need to understand what actually needs to be optimized. We started by integrating two complementary tracking tools:

Tool Role Key Insights
Microsoft Clarity Qualitative behavior analysis Detected friction zones, scroll behavior, rage clicks
Google Analytics 4 Quantitative performance tracking Measured funnel progression, drop-off rates, traffic cohorts

These insights helped us:

  • Map user micro-journeys and pinpoint critical friction areas.
  • Prioritize UX hypotheses by potential impact vs effort required.
Microsoft Clarity heatmap showing most clicked zones on Ramify’s page. “Investor Space” received 33 clicks (7.45%).

Phase 2: Challenge Conversion Drivers

Once key friction points were identified, we launched a series of A/B tests to challenge what could genuinely move the needle.

Focus Hypothesis Examples of Variants
Wording Clarify value proposition, reduce cognitive load More benefit-driven titles (“Start investing today”), contextual microcopy in the funnel
Reassurance Build trust at key moments Guarantee icons, verified reviews, key performance metrics
CTAs Improve visibility and drive action Contrast/color changes, above-the-fold placement, action-driven labels (“Create my plan”)

Each test had clear performance and behavioral KPIs: click-through rate on target elements, funnel progression, final conversion rate, scroll depth, time-on-section, etc.

Phase 3: Test Execution

We selected Optibase to run the A/B tests — a lightweight, Webflow-native testing tool:

  • Webflow-native integration: deploy test variants without tech debt or developer bottlenecks.
  • Real-time stats: built-in uplift tracking, p-value, and confidence intervals — GDPR-compliant.
  • Budget-friendly: flexible licenses, perfect for mid/high traffic sites looking to scale testing without blowing the CRO budget.
Screenshot of the Webflow editor showing the “Life Insurance” product page from Ramify’s website, featuring a clear headline, a return simulator button, and visual performance data (total amount and earnings displayed).

Phase 4: Test Results & Iteration

1. Main Navbar CTA: “Explore” vs “Contact”

Which top-of-page CTA drives the most conversions? A/B test on the primary navbar button.

Figma mockup showing two CTA variants in Ramify’s navbar: “Discover Ramify” vs “Talk to an advisor”.
A/B test results on Ramify’s navbar CTA, comparing “Découvrir” and “Échanger”. The “Découvrir” variant performs better with a 1.21% conversion rate.

📊 Explore: 1.21% click rate
📊 Contact: 0.71%

👉 Result: “Explore” became the default CTA across key conversion pages.

2. Hero Header: Static Image vs. Background Video

Which media format captures more attention and drives more header CTA clicks (primary KPI)? Tested on homepage hero.

Figma A/B test mockup on Ramify’s homepage, comparing two hero visuals and different CTA combinations.
A/B test results in Optibase for the “Home Hero” section on Ramify’s website, comparing two CTA variants. The “Video” version outperforms the current one with a 15% conversion rate vs. 9.3%.

📊 Static Image: 9.37% conversion
📊 Immersive Video: 15.01%

👉 Result: Background video integrated across all high-impact pages.

3. Contact Form CTA: “Investor” vs “Back”

Was the “Investor” CTA being misunderstood as a “Back” button?

We noticed abnormal usage of the “Investor” CTA. To test the confusion, we added a dedicated “Back” button.

Visual A/B test for Ramify’s appointment booking page, featuring variations on “Investor Space” and “Discover Ramify” CTAs.
A/B test results on the contact page CTA. The “Retour” variant performs significantly better with a 26.94% conversion rate compared to 4.52% for “Investisseur”.

📊 Back: 26.94% click rate
📊 Investor: 4.52%

👉 Result: Navigation clarified to remove confusion and reduce friction in the contact funnel.

Conclusion

After Ramify’s global redesign, we launched a second phase focused entirely on conversion rate optimization.

Thanks to Optibase’s native Webflow integration and solid incoming traffic, we were able to run weekly A/B tests, analyze results in real-time, and iterate quickly. This strategy now enables Ramify to fully leverage its website as a growth engine — with optimized ROI.

Further CRO Resources:

Florian Bodelot
Florian Bodelot
Co-founder

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