Firefox/Accounts/Progress Report/2017Q3

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Sept 5, 2017

Q3 OKR Progress

Objective Key Result Confidence Features Notes
Jul 10 Jul 24 Aug 8 Aug 21 Sep 5 Sep 18 Score
1. To have improved the quality for the Firefox Account experience on desktop. 1.1 Close ALL (100%) issues in the Quantum/Photon milestone. (Crouton) 60% 65% 70% 75% 90%

Priorities for support of Quantum/Photon in 57:

  • As of Sept. 5th, there were only a handful of "crouton" bugs remaining. Confidence % reflects where we were at on Sept. 5th. By week of Sept 11th, they were all finished! Confidence will be updated to 100% at next team review on Sept. 18th.
  • Crouton Flow Burndown Chart
1.2 Close 50% of our Q3 quality backlog. 50% 75% 75% 90%

Quality Priorities for Q3:

1.3 Increase by 15% the rate of users that become multi-device as a result of going through our first run flow. 50% 50% 50% 40% 0%
  • Now that we’re using strict multi-device, numbers are going down, leading us to have less confidence.
  • Uptick in engage but no change in ?
  • Graph not moving in the right direction
  • Try to show CAD screen more often
1.4 Fix newsletter subscription when email is confirmed on a 2nd device. 95% 95% 95% 95% 90%

Fixes a problem with getting marketing newsletter opt-in data over to Salesforce.

  • Didn’t seem to be any big change in their metrics. Marketing is expected to look at them again.
  • Number didn’t drop to 0 so we didn’t break it.
  • Trending down even before our work landed. So not sure if the fix is working. Maybe the situation it fixed was small numbers and just not noticeable. We should be able to go through the flow ourselves and have Ben verify.
2. To have improved the quality of the Firefox Account experience on mobile.


2.1 Measure and A/B test best push opt-in screen on iOS. 50% 40% 55% 55% 50%
  • No change. Waiting for a bunch of stuff to land. But happy with code and getting it through the review process with the iOS team.
2.2 Complete 80% of Q3 mobile bugs. N/A 60% 60% 60% 65%

Identification and fixing of the most impactful bugs on iOS

Currently working on:

3. To have completed all features that are still in flight from Q1 and Q2. 3.1 Have a device pairing flow ready to A/B test. 75% 75% 50% 25% 0%

Allow users to test out device pairing. This does not necessarily mean that QR codes are used.

  • Feature doc and Issues coming soon.
  • Not confident that we’ll have QR codes ready to test
  • Too many unknowns to have any confidence
  • We can try a file input but that would be a crappy experience. Have never tried to import a photo into the encoder. What if there’s too much noise in the photo or the QR code?
  • We can play with the one built into iOS but still might not have time to figure it out by the end of the quarter.
  • Confidence level for use of a QR code is <25%; type a code maybe >50%
  • Need to regroup now that we know more about technical limitations and figure out what we want to do. Need a smaller discussion about what the next steps are.
  • Ryan will reach out to iOS team.
3.2 Ship secondary email. 80% 80% 90% 90% 90%
  • Shipped
  • Shaking out the downstream bugs in terms of getting the devices to update themsleves. That’s browser work that we don’t have a lot of control over.
  • Grisha is working on Android piece.
  • Still confident we an get it out the door.
3.3 Land support for relier encryption keys. 70% 70% 75% 75% 75%

Relier encryption keys

3.4 Integrate 100% of high priority Amplitude events. 75% 75% 75% 75% 75%

Implementation of Amplitude

  • Getting help from Amplitude to move forward
  • Still discovering new things
  • Should have environment with train-95 that we can send events to.