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.
Elevate
Education · 8 frames
A typographic category overview leads into colorful exercise screens, alternating device placement and background color before a dark closing frame.
Coursera
Education · 7 frames
The sequence moves from white introductory panels to black feature panels, mixing angled devices, credential photography and isolated system controls.
Wealthfront
Finance · 8 frames
Heavy purple type, outlined labels and pale color changes structure the sequence, with angled phones and selected account screens supporting the headlines.
Trello
Business · 7 frames
Large inbox and calendar crops alternate with isolated notification and voice-control panels, using pale backgrounds, colored shapes and small hand-drawn accents.
Airtable
Business · 8 frames
Deep plum, navy and green panels separate large workflow screens, while a typographic opening combines small charts, people and project imagery.
Fiverr
Business · 8 frames
Portraits alternate with marketplace screens, using bold background colors to give the sequence a clear rhythm.
Orion Browser
Utilities · 9 frames
Pastel panels change color with each feature, using a small icon and an italic accent word above generous device crops.
Netflix
Entertainment · 6 frames
A repeated red-to-pink backdrop and condensed headings frame dark interface crops and a closing content collage.
Twitch
Entertainment · 6 frames
Bright dimensional objects surround dark devices, with repeating purple and cyan backgrounds keeping the playful sequence connected.
Dropout
Entertainment · 8 frames
Large program artwork alternates with yellow feature panels and a black lock-screen example, ending in a full content collage.
Amazon Kindle
Book · 10 frames
Neutral and navy panels alternate interface examples with reader portraits, ending in a simple brand silhouette.
Audible
Book · 10 frames
Orange and dark panels alternate close-up portraits, cover artwork and large devices, creating a varied editorial rhythm.