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Libby
A library app
Libby gives users granular control over alerts and uses motion to pull attention. Our UX Bites cover its traffic light notification system and animated onboarding prompts.
Key takeaways from 2 UX Bites
Libby's traffic light system lets users pick how and when they're alerted
Notification setup is framed as customisation, not an all-or-nothing opt-in
An animated balloon rises out of view when tapped, pointing attention at onboarding prompts
Last updated: 27/08/2026
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