In-app notifications Mobile app

Follow relevant updates right in the app.

9 checks · 3 content groups

Checklist contents

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Screen and context

Compare information and presentation in context of use.

Put new updates in a visible placeShow clear chronological order and do not mix old events with new.Open a notification, return to the list, then open it again. Distinguish read status, preserve scroll position, and explicitly handle when the content in question has been deleted.Example When you touch the notification about a deleted post, it displays "This post is no longer available" and returns to the notification list.State who does what and whenKeep the relevant object clear enough for the user to decide to open it.Include the audience, creator, and time enough to understand the event before opening; Avoid multiple rows with the same general sentence.Distinguish between unread and readAdd a colored mark or label and update when the content is opened.Marking as read and removing from the list are two different things; reflects each state without just changing color.Collect related events when neededOpen group details so you don't miss out on various updates.Collect events with the same content when active, but still leave details open so you don't lose individual changes.

Action and feedback

Try the operation, change the status and continue working.

Go to the correct relevant sectionWhen tapped, opens the correct news, record or comment instead of the general screen.If the target content has been deleted or is no longer available for viewing, provide an on-site explanation instead of returning the user to a blank page.For managing reading listsIf marked all or deleted, state the scope and respond to the results.For long lists, mark them as read in bulk and state the scope. If swiping to remove an item is supported, keep the equivalent action in the menu.Explanation when empty or loading errorGive the appropriate next step and keep the line retested.There is a way to adjust the receiving optionsGo to the correct group of notification settings and reflect system permissions.Navigate to the correct group of notifications you just viewed and distinguish in-app options from device notification permissions.

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Try specific scenarios when starting, changing, and completing tasks.

Correctly hide notifications when usefulIf swipe to hide is allowed, explain the difference between hidden, read and deleted; keep the way to undo when needed.Hide a notification then refresh; counters and list rules must be consistent.Example Swipe to reveal the Hide button; Read status does not automatically apply to other notifications.

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GUIDANCE

How to review

Check read and unread notifications

Open a notification, return to the list, then open it again. Distinguish read status, preserve scroll position, and explicitly handle when the content in question has been deleted.

EXAMPLES

Usage examples

The content is no longer available

When you touch the notification about a deleted post, it displays "This post is no longer available" and returns to the notification list.