Learnings
Mark as known or not useful
Tell the page what your team already knew, and it stops leading with it.
Some patterns are true and still not news. A team that has tested its pricing page for years does not need the headline to tell it what it learned in its first year. Every pattern page has two buttons for that: Mark as known, and Not useful.
The latest word on each pattern is kept and shared by everyone working on the website. It tunes what the page highlights: the headline and the summary of what to act on first are reworded on the next hourly update, so they lead with what the team has not already heard. Ask about your learnings is told the same feedback.
It changes no number. The pattern’s estimate, range and evidence level stay exactly as the statistics computed them, and the pattern stays in the Evidence view. Feedback is about what deserves a reader’s attention, not about what the tests showed, and it can be undone at any time.