Mobile interest selection screen examples

Interest selection screen examples

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  Hypelist: Create & Share Lists↗

  This is an onboarding interest-selection screen for the Hypelist app.

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  Eppika: Read & Learn Languages↗

  The layout features a progress bar at the top, followed by a clear heading 'Which books interest you?' and a sub-instruction 'Select Yes for books you'd like to read'.

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  Eppika: Read & Learn Languages↗

  Top progress bar, header text, centered book card with image and title, and two bottom action buttons.

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  Bible Chat: Daily Devotional↗

  The screen features a large, centered heading that asks the user to input their life interests or specific Bible topics they wish to explore.

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  WeMoms - Pregnancy & Baby App↗

  This screen is an onboarding interest-selection interface for a pregnancy app.

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  Bible Chat: Daily Devotional↗

  The screen features a large, bold heading asking the user to input their life interests or specific Bible topics they wish to explore.

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  Fishbrain - Fishing App↗

  This is an onboarding screen for the Fishbrain app, titled 'What catches your interest?' with a subtitle 'Select all that apply'.

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  Claude by Anthropic↗

  This screen is an onboarding or personalization step within an app, asking the user to select 1-3 interests for their child to spark imagination.

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  Zalando – Online fashion↗

  The main content asks the user for their fashion interests (Women's fashion, Men's fashion, or No preference) using radio buttons.

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  Fishbrain - Fishing App↗

  At the top, a header includes a back button and the title 'Feed Preferences,' followed by a descriptive paragraph explaining that the feed is curated based on interests, locations, and followed anglers.

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  ZARA↗

  Below the email field, there is a section titled 'YOUR SECTIONS OF INTEREST' with a list of checkboxes for categories like 'Woman', 'Man', 'Kids', 'Home', 'Beauty', and 'Massimo Dutti'.

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  Claude by Anthropic↗

  Top navigation bar, followed by a two-column grid of selectable topic cards, a bottom action row, a progress indicator, and a footer disclaimer.

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  Particle: Personalized News↗

  Header with title and description, followed by a list of preference categories, a search bar, and a scrollable list of topics with adjustment controls.

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  South China Morning Post: News↗

  It features a header instructing the user to 'Follow 3 specific topics that interest you'.

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  SHEIN - Shopping Online↗

  The screen features a clean, light-themed layout with a header that says 'Hi Welcome to SHEIN!' followed by the prompt 'What categories do you like to buy?' and a sub-instruction 'Pick a few categories that interest you'.

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  Refina: AI Plastic Surgery↗

  This screen is an onboarding step in the Refina app, asking the user to select cosmetic procedures they are interested in exploring.

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  Yik Yak↗

  The overall aesthetic is clean, white-themed, and utility-focused, designed for browsing and joining interest-based local groups.

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  Particle: Personalized News↗

  The modal provides a mechanism for users to customize their content feed by adjusting their interest levels in specific topics.

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  Meetup: Social Events & Groups↗

  This screen is an interest-selection onboarding step for the Meetup app.

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  CraftBook: Crochet Made Easy↗

  Top navigation and progress bar, followed by a header, a list of selectable category cards, and a bottom primary action button.