pattern

Permission priming

7 screens use this tag.

iOS app screen with a bottom sheet titled Sharing posts over a dimmed New post screen. The sheet explains that the account is public, posts can be reused in remixes and templates, and reuse can be turned off in settings. It has an OK button, a Manage settings link, and a Learn more about Posts link.

InstagramPermission priming

A mobile social app story editor screen with a centered modal explaining that public stories can now be shared more widely, with buttons to go to settings or dismiss.

InstagramPermission priming

iOS screen with a large card prompting the user to enable AI features, explaining screenshots are processed securely in the cloud, showing multiple content/action chips like Watch on YouTube, Listen on Spotify, Watch on TikTok, Cook, Read Article, Save to Books, Buy Now, with a Continue without AI option and a primary Continue button.

PoolPermission priming

An onboarding screen on iPhone with a blue water-like background, a rounded white card, a back arrow, progress indicator dots, an illustration collage of screenshots, and a large Continue button.

PoolGuided setup

An iOS onboarding screen with a large white rounded card over a blue watery background. At the top is a back button, progress dots, and a Skip link. The card headline says Get notified by Duck, followed by example notification rows and a large Give permission button at the bottom.

PoolPermission priming

iOS onboarding card over a blue watery background with a progress indicator, back button, Skip link, illustration of a settings screen, and buttons labeled Open Settings and Continue.

PoolGuided setup

iOS onboarding screen with a blue water-like background and a large rounded white card. At the top of the card are a back button, a progress indicator, and a Skip link. The card shows a small house icon, the headline 'Make Pool your default screenshot app', supporting text about moving screenshots out of the camera roll, and a large Continue button at the bottom.

PoolPermission priming