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1 Step 1

Education app onboarding sign-up screen promoting free account creation, with options to continue with Google or Apple, sign up with email, and a link to log in for existing users plus Terms of Service and Privacy Policy consent text.

2 Step 2

iOS system permission dialog shown during OAuth login, asking to allow the app to use google. com to sign in and share account information.

3 Step 3

Google OAuth “Choose an account” sign-in screen for continuing to an app, showing a scrollable list of saved Google accounts with avatars, emails, and signed-out status. Users can select an account to log in, use another account, or close the authentication flow.

4 Step 4

Google OAuth “Sign in with Google” consent screen for logging into Quizlet, showing the selected Google account and the permissions/data Quizlet will access (profile name/photo and email). Primary actions include confirming/continuing sign-in or canceling, with links to privacy policy and terms.

5 Step 5

Sign-up onboarding screen prompting the user to enter and select their date of birth to personalize the app, with an info/help icon, Terms of Service and Privacy Policy acknowledgment, and a primary “Sign up” CTA plus a back button.

6 Step 6

Premium subscription upsell screen promoting a 7-day free trial for an “Unlimited” learning plan, highlighting included benefits like customizable practice tests, study guide generator, personalized questions, step-by-step textbook solutions, and ad-free studying. Primary action is a prominent “Start free trial” button with an option to “Skip for now” and a link to terms and conditions.

7 Step 7

In-app modal prompting users to opt in to push notifications for personalized study reminders, with a primary “I’m in” CTA and a secondary “Not now” dismiss option over a personalized content home screen. The background includes top actions like search and free trial plus a bottom navigation bar.

8 Step 8

Bottom-sheet prompt asking users to enable app notifications in iOS Settings, showing step-by-step instructions (open Settings, go to Notifications, allow notifications) and a primary “Open Settings” button to deep-link to device settings. The background is the app home/content screen with personalization and free trial elements blurred behind the modal.