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LastPass saw an opportunity to help users with a real-world, relevant problem: preserving their vaccine cards.

15Five knows that a good product tour is essential when making changes that affect the end-user experience.

An inviting “sneak peek” sparks curiosity and encourages signing up for a free trial.

Fintech app Acorns uses in-app modals to educate users about historical stock market trends—and urge them to avoid panic selling amid the downturn.

In their onboarding, ConnectWise Control connects the nontechnical guest users with expert technicians.

InVision intentionally adds friction to their UX to prevent users from accidentally deleting important design prototypes.

Here, Spark has made various improvements to these parts of its product and has announced the upgrades in a series of compact modals.

Audible has many longtime users which means it needs to cater for how the app previously worked, and how it works now.

Time is a user problem that Google is helping to solve in two ways, with new functionality and automation.

Trust is something Headspace takes seriously in all parts of their service, including the way they deliver their privacy policy to its users.

To keep it intuitive, clean and concise Trello has to be considerate when making alterations to their product, and how they announce it.

Gmail uses contextual awareness to prevent the most common email related user error

In this example, MailChimp thoughtfully notifies the user of a new update to its product.

Upon sign-up for their demo, Teampay uses a Mad Libs-esque form to gather visitors' information.

Google Sheets introduced their new view history feature with a helpful modal window.