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    The document outlines best practices for requesting permissions from users, including priming users with relevant context before prompting, clearly explaining the benefits to the user, and only prompting when the user intends to perform an action that requires permission. It also discusses psychological and UX insights like progressive disclosure, minimizing cognitive load, and recommending a single action. Case studies from a travel app demonstrate how to design a user-driven permission prompt and simplify the decision making process.

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    Permission Requests UX - Case Study — https://growth.design/case-studies/hopper-permission-requests-ux/


    📝 PERMISSION REQUESTS UX - CHECKLIST
    Want to ask your users for permissions for their location access or notifications? Follow these 4 key ingredients to craft
    the best experience:

    ⓵ 👤 USER INTENT: Find a way to let users deliberately trigger the permission prompt. How? See #2.
    ⓶ 🎖 BENEFITS DRIVEN: Make your customers understand the benefits of letting you interrupt them.

    ⓷ 🎯 CLARITY: Make it super clear why they will get interrupted and what they will receive.

    ⓸ ⏰ TIMING: Prompt users only when the first 3 key ingredients have taken place.

    https://growth.design/case-studies/hopper-permission-requests-ux/ page 1 of 12
    💡 INSIGHTS
    Here are all of the 7 psychological & UX insights covered in the case study:

    🧠 PSY: Priming

    https://growth.design/case-studies/hopper-permission-requests-ux/ page 2 of 12
    💎 UX: Progressive Disclosure

    https://growth.design/case-studies/hopper-permission-requests-ux/ page 3 of 12
    💎 UX: User-Driven Notification Prompt

    https://growth.design/case-studies/hopper-permission-requests-ux/ page 4 of 12
    💎 UX: Minimize Cognitive Load

    https://growth.design/case-studies/hopper-permission-requests-ux/ page 5 of 12
    🧠 PSY: Information Overload

    https://growth.design/case-studies/hopper-permission-requests-ux/ page 6 of 12
    🧪 GROWTH: Recommend One Action

    https://growth.design/case-studies/hopper-permission-requests-ux/ page 7 of 12
    🧠 PSY: Temptation Bundling

    https://growth.design/case-studies/hopper-permission-requests-ux/ page 8 of 12
    🧪 EXPERIMENTS
    User-Driven Notification Prompt

    https://growth.design/case-studies/hopper-permission-requests-ux/ page 9 of 12
    Minimize Cognitive Load

    https://growth.design/case-studies/hopper-permission-requests-ux/ page 10 of 12
    Simplified Decision-Making

    https://growth.design/case-studies/hopper-permission-requests-ux/ page 11 of 12

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