App Store screenshots using color progression
50 listings that use color progression, from Alto's Adventure, Alto's Odyssey and Florence. Most are games, education and music apps.
Five unframed landscapes move through warm daylight, snow and darkness, letting the changing scenery carry the sequence.
Layered silhouettes and changing skies connect the desert scenes without adding captions or device frames.
Comic-like portraits alternate with intimate interaction screens, using pink, yellow and white to distinguish moments in the story.
The landscape sequence shifts from pale architecture to saturated red and deep blue, with almost no interface competing with the artwork.
Unframed scenes keep the hole and surrounding objects visible while the palette changes from outdoor locations to interiors.
The same overhead map format repeats across light, dark and brightly colored cities, making the road networks easy to compare.
Cream backgrounds and vivid ink splashes connect full pinball tables, close details and a grid of level variations.
The sequence uses expansive scenery, small groups of characters and changing light to show the world without added headline overlays.
Tall illustrated islands fill the frames, with recurring characters and oversized household objects tying the changing scenes together.
Pastel panels repeat a centered isometric puzzle, short headline and cards, changing colors as the sequence explains different mechanics.
Illustrated title art brackets a run of overhead railway puzzles, with seasonal palettes distinguishing the levels.
Unframed screens mix with furniture cutouts, room photography and a store map; blue and yellow punctuate the otherwise white sequence.
