Page Flows

Overview

Page Flows is a UX research and design inspiration library containing over 100,000 recorded user flows, app screens, and UI patterns sourced from real, top-tier apps like Airbnb, Uber, Netflix, Revolut, Spotify, and Notion. It targets UX designers, product designers, and researchers who need real-world reference material without spending hours manually recording flows themselves.

Unlike generic design galleries, Page Flows organises content by flow type, screen type, UI element, platform, and product category — making it faster to find exactly what you need compared to scrolling through broad inspiration sites like Dribbble or Behance.

Key Benefits

• Access over 100,000 recorded user flows and app screens from real, widely-used products.
• Browse flows across iOS, Android, Web, and Email platforms in one place.
• Filter by specific flow types such as Onboarding, Checkout, Login, Booking, and more.
• Find UI patterns by element type including Text Fields, Buttons, Cards, Bottom Sheets, and Tabs.
• Explore flows from popular products including Spotify, Slack, Stripe, Shopify, TikTok, and Dropbox.
• Save hours on UX research by browsing pre-recorded, categorised real-world app interactions.

How It Works

You browse the library by selecting a platform (iOS, Android, Web, or Email), a flow category (such as Onboarding, Transactions, or Account Management), a specific screen type (like Checkout or Dashboard), or a named product. You then watch or review the recorded flows and screens to gather design reference. Filters for UI elements, flow types, and product categories let you narrow results to the exact interaction pattern you are researching.

Use Cases

• UX designers at product companies researching how top apps handle onboarding before designing their own flows.
• Product managers benchmarking competitor checkout and subscription upgrade experiences.
• Mobile app designers studying iOS and Android UI patterns like bottom sheets and tab navigation across real apps.
• Fintech design teams reviewing how apps like Revolut, Monzo, and N26 handle account verification and transfers.
• Email marketers and CRM teams analysing transactional and onboarding email flows from products like Calendly, Airtable, and Beehiiv.
• Junior designers and design students building UX knowledge by studying real interaction patterns from industry-leading apps.

Why Choose This Product

Page Flows suits UX and product designers who need fast, reliable access to real-world design references organised by platform, flow type, and UI element — without manually recording flows themselves. The library spans a wide range of product categories including AI, E-commerce, Fintech, Collaboration Tools, Crypto, and Developer Tools, making it relevant across many industries.