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All these points are relevant for the requirements of Team Sonic, which are:

	// JavaScript Document
	(function () {
	document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function (event) {
	var cardsCounter;
	var stackedOptions = 'Top'; //Change stacked cards view from 'Bottom', 'Top' or 'None'.
	var rotate = true; //Activate the elements' rotation for each move on stacked cards.
	var items = 3; //Number of visible elements when the stacked options are bottom or top.
	var elementsMargin = 10; //Define the distance of each element when the stacked options are bottom or top.
	var useOverlays = true; //Enable or disable the overlays for swipe elements.
	var maxElements; //Total of stacked cards on DOM.

	/* Place this code in Project JS.
	* This code randomly selects either one experiment marked with an [ME], one experiment from each group denominated with [Group_A] where A is any character the user wishes to use. The code is evaluated before url targeting and audiencing.
	*
	* The way it works is:
	* - Let's say we have 3 groups with 3 experiments in each group, 3 experiments marked with an [ME], and 5 experiments not marked with a [Group_X] or an [ME].
	* [Group_A] Exp 1, [Group_A] Exp 2, [Group_A] Exp 3, [Group_A] holdout
	* [Group_B] Exp 4, [Group_B] Exp 5, [Group_B] Exp 6, [Group_B] holdout
	* [Group_C] Exp 7, [Group_C] Exp 8, [Group_C] Exp 9, [Group_C] holdout
	* [ME] Exp 10, [ME] Exp 11, [ME] Exp 12, [ME] holdout
	*

	// all of this is made possible by the optimizely javascript api, specifically:
	// http://developers.optimizely.com/javascript/reference/#the-data-object
	function getExperiments() {
	var experimentInfo = {};
	var wasRedirected = false;

	/*
	* create an array of experiments that are active on the page
	* you must pass two tests to be placed in an active experiment:
	* 1) url targeting: https://help.optimizely.com/hc/en-us/articles/200040835-URL-Targeting-Choose-where-your-experiment-runs

	// Top-level functions
	window.optimizely.get('state');
	window.optimizely.get('data');
	window.optimizely.get('visitor'); // For custom attributes and such
	window.optimizely.get('behavior'); // For behavior queries

	// Common examples
	window.optimizely.get('state').getActiveExperimentIds(); // Returns an array of active experiment IDs on a page.
	window.optimizely.get('data').revision; // Returns the revision that the snippet on the page is on. Useful in determining whether you are looking at the most updated changes made within a campaign.
	window.optimizely.get('state').getVariationMap(); // Returns an object of experiment IDs and the corresponding variation ID a user has been bucketed into. Equivalent of classic Optimizely Testing's optimizelyBuckets cookie (which is no longer available within Optimizely X Web).

	(function(){

	// Return if the page hasn't loaded
	if (document.readyState !== "complete") { alert("Please wait for the page to load"); return; };

	// Return if Optimizely isn't available
	if (typeof window.optimizely !== "object") { alert("Optimizely isn't available"); return; }

	// Collect and assign optimizely data
	var data = window.optimizely.data;

	// Assume either 0 or 1 experiment is running
	var findActiveExperiment = function(optimizely) {
	if(optimizely && optimizely.activeExperiments.length > 0) {
	var expId = optimizely.activeExperiments[0];
	var experiment = optimizely.activeExperiments[expId];
	return {
	id: expId,
	experiment: optimizely.allExperiments[expId]
	};
	}

	// Easy load Optimizely Experiment Variations on the current page
	// https://help.optimizely.com/hc/en-us/articles/200107480-Force-a-specific-variation-to-run-and-other-URL-parameters-
	javascript: (function() {
	// e.g. 942857,1
	var answer = window.prompt("Enter the optimizely experiment id and variation id separated by a comma", "");
	if (answer) {
	var split = answer.split(',');
	var path = window.location.pathname;
	if (path.indexOf('?') > 0) {
	// url has a ? so use a &