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Telegram employs purposeful animation techniques that elevate the value of animation beyond mere aesthetics. In this example, the upload animation conveys meaning in real time and concludes with significance when the upload is completed. The incorporation of a cloud symbol represents the uploading process, while the thumbs-up at the end (from both the user and the cloud) signals a successful operation.
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iOS utilises a clever notifications animation method to direct the user's attention towards extra notifications which may not necessarily fit into the top status bar, or that don't need to be permanently displayed. For instance, the indication that the VPN service is connected is achieved through a purposely slow animation in the status bar, which subsequently returns to its usual state.
Telegram implements a very clever technique to obfuscate one-time login codes. It utilizes a cloud animation that blurs the code in main view. Users need to tap and open the chat to reveal it. Neat security feature.
About 30 minutes before bedtime (set on iOS), Watch OS sends a very clever reminder notification about charging it. Since the watch offers sleep monitoring features, it's important to have it charged before bed. This notification will be only triggered if the charge is under a certain percentage.
All finance apps in the UK rely on Open Banking to link to user's accounts. It's not particularly a straightforward or pleasant process, and requires a lot of authentication. (a lot of automatic app switching and needs to be updated every 90 days). This simple, interface, on Plum, prepares the user for the process.
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Emma is a money managmeent and investment app in the UK.
Emma's consent screen is an excellent example of how to communicate sensitive data requests.
A sudden, probably unnecessary but nice, delight on Emma upon uploading a profile picture. Having such minimal interaction on a serious financial application, may help break the rigidity and make the experience a bit more personable.
Emma took a bit of an activist approach with this interface. It simply highlights bank fees out of regular transactions. By doing that, it just highlights something that most of us forget about. However, the app pushed it a bit further with their mission against bank fees.
Showing constant reminders of specific spending habits has an immense value. This view is very clean, although a bit excessive. Might've been useful to utilise the space for more data, but it's very useful nevertheless.
MoneyBox is a day-to-day investment and money saving app in the UK.
MoneyBox implements a clever technique within transactions screen showing "Wise Words", providing a good visual break of repetitive information. May also help to focus attention on the transactions themselves.
MoneyBox utilises social call to actions (initiated by users) to request 3rd party integrations. This can be a useful catalyst to make these requests public and probably understand user demand. This can be particularly helpful in the early days of an app launch.
Pret a investir? By monitoring spending habits, MoneyBox triggers interesting in-app notifications to remind user about spending habits and nudge towards investment behaviour.
