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AliExpress

AliExpress

Online retail

AliExpress trims friction from small form fields. Our UX Bites include an email input that suggests common domains in a dropdown as the user types.

Key takeaways from 1 UX Bite

  • AliExpress shows the domain list while the address is still being typed

  • Quick-selecting the domain replaces the most repetitive part of entering an email

  • Picking from a list rather than typing leaves less room for domain typos

Often uses:

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Last updated: 01/11/2026

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UX Bite:
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Quick-select email domains

While typing your email into AliExpress, they’ll show common domains in a dropdown.

Input quality
Input quality
Log-in screen. Typing an email address up to the "@" in the "Email or phone number" field brings up a dropdown that autocompletes common domains, such as "@gmail.com" and "@hotmail.co.uk", so the user can pick one instead of typing it.
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Brand logo. A single bold letter "S" on a plain background, with no interface, controls or screen content shown.App icon or splash screen showing the brand's stylised letter "M" logo on its own, with no other interface elements, buttons or text visible.

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