Example of the 'Input Feedback' pattern

The user have entered input into the system expects to receive feedback on the result of the submission

When you have confirmed the validity of your e-mail at linkedIn.com by clicking a link in a received email, a message with positive feedback is shown on the top of the page.

When you have confirmed the validity of your e-mail at linkedIn.com by clicking a link in a received email, a message with positive feedback is shown on the top of the page.

Other example images for the 'Input Feedback' pattern

When you are not logged-in to basecamp and try to access a page within your project, you are redirected to a login screen with a positive feedback message telling you to log in first. If you enter a mismatching username When signing up for a mail at Yahoo, the fields with errors are highlighted and complimenting messages lets you now how to repair the entered data. Notice the wording of the amazon error messages: a "slight problem" does not mean "danger". Also notice how the problematic field has been highlighted and complimented with a message letting the user know how to repair the problem. When you have confirmed the validity of your e-mail at digg.com by clicking a link in a received email, a message with positive feedback is shown. Notice how the check mark signals that the task of confirming your email is done and now out of the way.
When you are not logged-in to basecamp and try to access a page within your project, you are redirected to a login screen with a positive feedback message telling you to log in first. If you enter a mismatching username When signing up for a mail at Yahoo, the fields with errors are highlighted and complimenting messages lets you now how to repair the entered data. Notice the wording of the amazon error messages: a "slight problem" does not mean "danger". Also notice how the problematic field has been highlighted and complimented with a message letting the user know how to repair the problem. When you have confirmed the validity of your e-mail at digg.com by clicking a link in a received email, a message with positive feedback is shown. Notice how the check mark signals that the task of confirming your email is done and now out of the way.
While you enter your personal information into the account registration form at motigo.com, each fields is validated on the fly accompanied with a description of the validation rules for that field. When you have confirmed the validity of your e-mail at linkedIn.com by clicking a link in a received email, a message with positive feedback is shown on the top of the page.
While you enter your personal information into the account registration form at motigo.com, each fields is validated on the fly accompanied with a description of the validation rules for that field. When you have confirmed the validity of your e-mail at linkedIn.com by clicking a link in a received email, a message with positive feedback is shown on the top of the page.