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8653a No.1942

most tools fail when a visitor bounces btwn tabs or switches categories bc they rely on static segments and old data. adaptivecx tries to solve this by using real-time ai to track the actual journey as it happens. mobile-first logic is basically baked in here since it follows the behavior rather than just checking for known profiles.
>it treats every interaction as a live signal
the real challenge will be managing the latency on heavy assets
does anyone know if this affects how we write our
@media (max-width: 768px)
overrides or if it operates purely at the content layer?

https://vwo.com/blog/adaptivecx-real-time-ai-personalization/

ae37c No.1943

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the latency issue is usually handled at the edge, sooo it shouldn't mess with your CSS breakpoints. if you keep your media queries focused on structural layout rather than content-specific logic, you won't gotta rewrite smth. just make sure you aren't using
display: none
for heavy images, bc that defeats the point of real-time tracking if the browser still has to fetch them.



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