November 10, 2024

20 Gorgeous Examples of Modal Window Pop Ups in Web Design

Сreating emotional connection between your brand and website visitors is critically important. Modal pop up windows may help you in this challenging task as well as to share the visitors some important information.

As a rule, modal pop up windows are used for various call-to-action messages, such as encouraging users to subscribe for newsletter, download some freebies or informing about some new products, services, or features released. Here you’ll see 20 websites with gorgeous pop up windows worth your attention. So, scroll down and get to know what kind of information can be shared in popups and how to design them properly.

InspirationHut

BloggerJet

Photodoto

ShoeMoney

Vandelay Design

Designmodo

365psd

Webdesign&Such

Lewishowes

Elegant Themes

invision

Web Designer Depot

Dapulse

Yorkdale

Woman

Free People

The Coveteur

I Love Lou

xhtml chop

Garnet Hill

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Nancy Young is a passionate writer and blogger. She writes tons of inspirational articles on photography, despite the fact that she is an economist by education. Make sure to visit Nancy's blog Onedesblog.

7 Comments

      1. Jeff Reply

        BROKEN:
        Garnet Hill
        I Love Lou
        Free People

        PAGES WITHOUT MODALS:
        Coveteur
        Yorkdale
        Web Designer Depot
        Invision
        365psd
        Designmodo
        Bloggerjet
        Inspiration but

        Maybe this article should have been, “Where have all the MODALS gone?”

  1. Andrea Turner-Boys Reply

    Hi Nancy, Ive seen a pop up that comes down over the whole site like a curtain or veil. They have set so it only comes one time, do you know what teh technical search term might be to find this kind of pop up optin? I cannot find it, Thanks

  2. paulraphael Reply

    Nancy, as a designer, content creator, and all-day web user, all I can say is that none of these is gorgeous. There has never been a gorgeous modal pop-up. They are an act of violence against the user. Every time I’m interrupted by one, I am distracted, I am annoyed, I promise myself I will never respond to it in any way, and I wish harm upon the web developer. This is a band-aid tactic to make up for bad design, and it only ever alienates your users. Please help to abolsh this horror show practice.

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