When designing an onboarding screen you will first need to understand what clients hope to achieve with their app and what data is relevant for these goals.These onboarding screens were created for an experimental international calling app. The green color scheme used for this app resembles WhatsApp.<\/p>\n

This is a modern and adorable onboarding screen design for a travel app. The water-colored clouds on the background and the colorful dots are very eye-catching.<\/p>\n

When designing an onboarding screen you will first need to understand the structure of the info you want to showcase. This will include understanding the source of the data and how much of it is processed through the app. These little illustrations are so much fun! Every screen is highlighted with distinctive colors and a person-centric illustration.<\/p>\n

Based on understanding the app\u2019s goals and the type of data it will manage, you are able to suggest the best onboarding design. These onboarding screens are incredibly bold and colorful. \u00a0They show that users can play games and chat within this app.<\/p>\n

These onboarding screen illustrations are made for a transport app. \u00a0The design shows that this transportation company is available 24\/7.<\/p>\n

If you want the user to have a good experience using your app, slowly introduce him\/her into the app, rather than simply inundating the user with a large volume of data. These are some cute onboarding illustrations for a travel app. The designer of this clean screen is\u00a0Anggit Yuniar Pradito.<\/p>\n

This onboarding app concept helps to make the employee onboarding process much easier. The design is completely mobile, of course, and even though the design is not the best, it does what it’s supposed to – guide the user through the app.<\/p>\n

These onboarding screens come with a lovely user interface and a UI screen template for mobile or responsive website. The design is in tone with the app’s branding and it’s very easy to understand what the app is all about.<\/p>\n

This clean onboarding screen design was created by\u00a0Anton Chandra. \u00a0Space was the inspiration for this design. We love the clean icon designs, font choice ad simple welcome messages.<\/p>\n

Although the texts are too small and difficult to read, these illustrations are still a lot of fun. \u00a0This design is the perfect example to show why well-done illustrations play a big part in the onboarding experience.<\/p>\n

This onboarding screen will look amazing as an animation inside any discovery app. \u00a0These detailed illustrations are done by\u00a0Ghani Pradita.<\/p>\n

This is a neat design by\u00a0Murat Gursoy. The layout, gradient, illustrations, and color scheme in this design are inspirational. The orange CTA is very well emphasized on the dark blue background.<\/p>\n

These onboarding screens were created for an app that provides delivery services.\u00a0 These funny screens show astronauts and hot air balloons doing the deliveries.<\/p>\n

These are some modern onboarding screens with a green-eco theme. Designer Martin Strba placed the buttons at the bottom of the screen for user-friendliness.<\/p>\n

These fun little people icons were designed to demonstrate the app\u2019s capabilities and features. All the illustrations look great and makes it very easy for the user to understand what this app is all about.<\/p>\n

The onboarding screen shows you, in just few outline illustrations, how you can use with this travel app. You have two options: you can slide the screens or close them with an X.<\/p>\n

These are some fun, colored screens for the ModMom app. These onboarding screens come with some funny background illustrations. the design is clean, minimal, and delivers the info in a clear and straightforward way.<\/p>\n

This onboarding screen, created by Carlos Ramos, is a good example that occasionally, illustrations can take a secondary role in delivering instructions. The drawings are smaller but still precise.<\/p>\n

After downloading the app, these screens show up as a first little tutorial. The onboarding designs are created by Eva Hoefer and are very creatively designed! The user is taught how to use the app in a fun and interactive way!<\/p>\n

These outline buttons were created by\u00a0Wenhui Yu. The designs of these screens are light and clean, despite the general use of vivid colors.<\/p>\n

This space inspired onboarding screen is designed by Sasha Gorosh. This is a lively and playful onboarding screen with simple illustrations.<\/p>\n

This is a very handy screen for an app which finds identical photos on your computer and phone and deletes them. These screens are created by Tetiana Zahorska.<\/p>\n

This is a sleek pack of onboarding\/welcome illustrations. \u00a0These screens are fun and engaging.<\/p>\n

The main color theme for these onboarding designs is gray. \u00a0George Gao\u00a0is the designer of these mobile onboarding screens.<\/p>\n

This is an onboarding design that is suitable for a lock screen but which also works for a weather or travel app. This design is created by\u00a0Xiu Yuan.<\/p>\n

These onboarding screens are perfect for budget-friendly hotel apps. The blue and white background is a safe but still suited color combination for this kind of app.<\/p>\n

This is a simple and clean greeting screen designed by Anggit Yuniar Pradito. \u00a0This screen shows a successful booking app system.<\/p>\n

These are some very useful onboarding screen design for e-Commerce. These were created by\u00a0Katya Dihich to help in the shopping process.<\/p>\n

These beautiful onboarding screens were designed by\u00a0Wayne Baryshev. They look minimalistic and user-friendly.<\/p>\n

These illustrations are similar to the orbital stylings of Ghani Pradita but are adopted throughout all onboarding designs. These illustrations are designed by\u00a0Faiz Al-Qurni.<\/p>\n

Melvin Johnson created these fun human illustrations. Each illustration comes with a different background color.<\/p>\n

These are some adorable intro screens for a fashion app dedicated to teenagers. For this screen were used photographs instead of illustrations.<\/p>\n

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This screen is a work in progress of Jinyi Fu. The screen shows how to pair colors and powerful illustrations.<\/p>\n

These tutorial screens are drawn and designed by\u00a0Anandu Sivan. These screens are available with some amusing and creative illustrations.<\/p>\n

This screen looks like a concept of onboarding for a travel guide app. The illustrations display various places to visit around the world.<\/p>\n

These are some a clear and sleek walkthrough screens. The green highlights on illustrations with grayed out portions look stunning.<\/p>\n

This is a handy set of designs for onboarding. This also includes registration and tutorial screens for mobile.<\/p>\n