UX Patterns: Flows
Because great products should fit for every person.
Because we read faster and worse than thought.
Usually seen on pricing, sign-up, paywalls and checkouts pages.
Pages designed to be entry point for a website, usually tell a story and generate a positive impact in the visitor.
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Usually found when logging in for first time, on floating tooltip, stepped content or checklists to follow.
Usually seen as navigation hierarchy, collapsable menus and other visual clues.
Usually seen after completing an action or repeating it after some time.
Usually present after sign up or login forms.
Used to ask and collect opinions from visitors through the use of scores, options or emojis.
UI Patterns: Components W.I.P
Pre-built or interactive animations are used to reinforce and enhance the user experience.
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Everything else that doesn’t fit on the website.
Modals are best used to display a temporal status over the current information.
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Floating drawers that allow user to fix information on screen without breaking the navigation.
Inputs fields are one of the primitive elements for the web, allowing user to edit and send information back to the server.
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