Designing website popups is an art. Whatever tool you’re using — a popup builder, an image editor or raw HTML — your design plays a huge role.
What makes a good popup design?
In short: a good design will make your popup visible while matching your website identity. It will also include an attractive call-to-action and visuals, which help users engage with your campaign.
We’ve gathered a few popup templates to inspire you.
Exit popups are popups displayed when your visitor is about to leave your website. As such, their design must be especially catchy. They're a safety net, the last way to retain your visitors before they leave.
Dimming the background, lightbox popups are commonly used to interrupt visitors during their navigation.They’re often used on exit to catch users’ attention at the last minute.
Google made it clear: marketers should use mobile-optimized popups only. Usually displayed at the bottom of the screen to avoid hiding any important element of the page, they help increase conversions on mobile websites.
Email popups have become a standard component of any email marketing strategy. When connected to your email tool, they can help you grow your email list effortlessly.
Video marketing is a huge trend, and so are video popups. They help you make your videos more visible and increase your video views.
One powerful way to inspire website visitors to engage with your brand is embedded content. By inserting a video, a sign-up form, a promotion, or a survey, marketers can grab attention, inspire action and transform their websites into conversion machines.
