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Onboarding explainer screen for a language-learning app highlighting key benefits like real-life vocabulary, locals-speaking videos, and AI conversation practice. Includes primary CTA to Get started and a secondary link for existing users to log in.

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Language learning app onboarding screen where users set their native language (“I speak”) and choose a target language to learn from a scrollable list with flags. Includes a dropdown selector for the current spoken language and a back navigation button.

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Language selection sign-up screen set to Arabic, offering account creation via Apple, Google, Facebook, or email with an “or” divider. Includes an opt-in checkbox for marketing emails and links to Terms of Use and Privacy Policy, with a back button to exit.

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An iOS system sign-in authorization modal prompts the user to allow the app to use google. com for authentication, warning that the app and website can share information.

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Google Sign-In account chooser screen prompting the user to select a Google account to continue in an app, showing a list of saved accounts with avatars/emails and signed-out status. Includes options to use another account and close/back out of the authentication flow.

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Google OAuth “Sign in with Google” consent screen for logging into an iOS app, showing the selected Google account and the data permissions the app will access (name/profile photo and email). Provides primary actions to cancel or continue to authorize the sign-in and links to privacy policy and terms.

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Onboarding announcement modal introducing a gamified progress system with points and proficiency levels, illustrated with level badges. Includes explanatory text about tracking progress and a single primary “OK” button to acknowledge and continue.

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Language learning course dashboard for Spanish showing current level, progress to next level, and a score breakdown across activities like learn words, hear my words, and use my words. A bottom sheet modal explains the user’s calculated proficiency level with a single OK button to dismiss.

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In-app modal announcement introducing a new “My words” vocabulary feature in a language learning app, explaining that the book icon lets users view learned and in-progress words and launch review modes. The popup offers primary and secondary actions: open “My words” or dismiss with “Maybe later,” overlaying the course dashboard with progress and score.

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Language learning app home/dashboard screen for a Spanish course showing level progress, score, and learning stats, with navigation icons for activities, lessons, streak, and profile. A promotional modal announces “My Activities” and offers primary and secondary actions to open My Activities or dismiss with “Maybe later.