Settings user flows

Explore of the best Settings user flow examples on the web, curated by designers

Slack screen example
Slack screen example
Slack screen example
Slack screen example
Slack screen example
Slack screen example
Slack screen example
Slack screen example
Slack screen example
Slack screen example
Slack screen example
Slack screen example
Slack screen example
Checkly screen example
Checkly screen example
Checkly screen example
Checkly screen example
Checkly screen example
Checkly screen example
SavvyCal configuring options screen example
SavvyCal activating branding screen example
SavvyCal setting theme screen example
SavvyCal applying colors screen example
SavvyCal modifying elements screen example
SavvyCal resetting to defaults screen example
SavvyCal reviewing calendar screen example
SavvyCal uploading avatar screen example
SavvyCal adding banner screen example
SavvyCal saving customization screen example
SavvyCal updating banner screen example
SavvyCal finalizing settings screen example
Linear viewing issues list screen example
Linear configuring list options screen example
Linear adjusting board view screen example
Linear managing column visibility screen example
Claude selecting plan screen example
Claude naming team screen example
Claude viewing project screen example
Claude accessing instructions screen example
Claude opening instructions modal screen example
Claude entering instructions screen example
Claude reviewing instructions screen example
Claude confirming project setup screen example
Stripe configuring payment notifications screen example
Stripe configuring payout notifications screen example
Stripe configuring connected account notifications screen example
Stripe configuring general account notifications screen example
Stripe configuring balance notifications screen example
Stripe configuring api notifications screen example
Stripe configuring product update notifications screen example

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