Modal · Hotspot · First use · Built with UserGuiding
CuePath’s welcome modal asks the right question
CuePath’s welcome modal asks visitors if they already have an account and sends them to log in or sign up, with a hotspot on the order button.
Screenshot added to the library in February 2022; its exact capture date wasn’t recorded, and the product may look different today. Write-up reviewed 22 Oct 2026.
At the time of the screenshot, CuePath, a medication-monitoring service, greeted website visitors with a welcome modal. A GIF of a ringmaster under the caption "WELCOME!" sits above a single question: "Do you have an existing account?" Log in takes visitors to the site’s login link, and I’m new takes them towards sign-up. Further down the site, a red info hotspot next to the Order CuePath button draws the eye to a tooltip.
Why it works
- User direction: one question splits returning users from new ones and points each to the right place, so nobody has to hunt for the login link. That matters on a site that speaks to patients and caregivers.
- Engaging GIF: the ringmaster GIF suits a welcome and gives a plain two-button modal some life.
- Eye-catching hotspot: the red icon beside the order button stands out on the green section and gets visitors to read the copy behind it.
More on these patterns: UI modals and UI hotspots. This entry is listed as built with UserGuiding; see the UserGuiding review.
