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Collectible Achievements
Some users respond to opportunities of winning and collecting awards that in turn can be displayed to other community members.
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Completeness meter
The user wants to complete a goal but needs guidance in when it is reached and how to reach it.
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Wizard
The user wants to achieve a single goal which consists of multiple dependable sub-tasks.
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Adaptable View
You want to let the site's presentation of content fit the specific needs of the user.You want to let the site's presentation of content fit the specific needs of the user.
42 examples of Coming Soon page designs
0 commentsAre you building the next big web application? Then you want to check out these cool “Coming soon” page designs to inspire your own “We’re launching soon” page.
Coming soon pages are a great place to create hype about your project that’s going to take over the world. Silverback did this a few years ago by creating a then groundbreaking splash page in terms of CSS use (visit the size an resize your window). Other websites merely display screenshots of the application under construction – giving investors, future users, and other stakeholders a sneak peek of what is to come.
Coming soon pages are also a great way to gain the first following. Collect emails and get twitter followers, so that you can keep them updated on the progress of your project and be sure that you’ve got a nice crows going once you finally launch.
Enjoy the Coming Soon screenshot collection!
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User Interface Design Patterns
It has long been common practice to use recurring solutions to solve common problems. Such solutions are called design patterns; standard reference points for the experienced user interface designer. This website seeks to better the situation for the UI designer, who struggles with the same problems as many other UI designers have struggled with before him.
This site will help you in two ways: You can read insightful design pattern articles or browse through our screenshot collection.
Finally, you can help your fellow peers by uploading your own screenshots of great user interfaces.
