Registration Step 1: Identity Verification

This is the flow of screens that I experienced when registering for a benefits provider through my employer. I have seen a similar questionnaire when getting a car insurance quote from Nationwide Insurance. 
(sensitive information has been masked for privacy)

Question 1 of 4
The following enhanced security questions have been set up to confirm your identity and protect your account.


Question 2 of 4


Question 3 of 4


Question 4 of 4



The Identity Verification process "had some trouble" so they asked additional questions, but the numbering started over. 

Question 1 of 4

Question 2 of 4


Question 3 of 4


Question 4 of 4



Screen shots taken 2018-2

Virgin Pulse app - Allow Access

This series of screen grabs are from part of the onboarding flow for Virgin Pulse.






This is my favorite part. They provide a nice message to let the user know the benefits of connecting their phone to the service. By providing the Connect button it lets the user know there is about to be a pop-up.






This pop-up appeared after I tapped the Yes, Please! button

Google maps - Mario Kart

Apparently, it was Mario Day on March 10th.

Here is a screen recording (1:03)

Tim Hortons: Location request heads up

The Tim Horton's app, when first launching included a branded location request pop-over that eased me into saying yet to the iOS location request pop-over. 

104.9 The River - radio app

Blippar - augmented reality app

On the back of the Lucky Charms cereal box there was a game board and advertisement for a mobile app, Blippar. I had very low expectations for any app that advertises on a cereal box. It was really impressive. The only downside is that I have not seen any Blip-purtunities since then. Seems to be popular in Europe. 

Twitter user survey

These screens are captured during a web survey by UserZoom. 

The message does in fact say, UserZoom Privacy Policy. It does not link to anything. 

Seems strange to only be able to choose one option. Maybe asking about the the user's primary hope for visiting. Otherwise checkboxes would be more appropriate. That would allow the user to select all the actions they were hoping to do. 

User selected option 7: Find a specific Twitter account (@) or Tweets associated with that account.

Moderately and Slightly options are so similar. 

Personal note: The third option makes me laugh. Mostly because in today's world of so many online accounts it is possible that someone could have an account and not know it. 

This is a really good question and I would be interested to see the results. 

Not sure if this is optional or not. 
This helps us understand what type of user you are. 

(I have misplaced screen shots for questions 8 and 9, sorry)

The last sentence is not necessary. 

If link is clicked again, it leads to this page.  

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