The UX Collection

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Instagram – When you take a screenshot of a photo from the app, users will get a prompt encouraging them to use the share function. 

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It isn’t immediately clear that there is more in the “General” tab. I searched for a way to edit the content of the email but couldn’t find it until I realized that the editor was further down in the “General” tab.

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Amazon’s card design home page with small box and full width ads built in

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The “Find Flights” CTA is the same size and in the same spot in the persistent navigation when you scroll down. 

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“Looking for vacation deals?” pop up in lower righthand corner

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Australia.com megamenus with images and link columns.

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Amazon has a “Browsing History” link in its navigation. It opens a menu that shows you the past items you browsed, along with the day, whether it was purchased, and if it’s in cart. Hover over the orange dot to see the remove option.

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When the user first logs into Recart, a message pops up from Soma with suggestions on how to use the app. It also has some fun emoji reactions.

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Recart onboarding explainer screens. Some are interactive (select a message to see the example)

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Proposify allows you to show/hide more options

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Upwork suggests its built in video call when the user types the word “Skype”

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Recart loads the screen layout first, with spinning bars as it calculates the numbers

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Recart sends an encouraging pop up as part of its onboarding process the first time a user logs in after making a sale.

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Upwork message bubbles in lower righthand corner of the screen.

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GQ email opt-in pop up with Ryan Gosling

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Opting out from Pokemon Go emails: “opt out successful,” but it’s not clear if you need to take further action

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Select a floor to view floorplans UI