Mapogo UI Kit Free Sample
Last Updated on August 8, 2026 by Editorial Team
An expertly crafted UI Kit full of useful and clean UI elements. Mapogo UI Kit is designed specifically for designers and mobile app developers. Grab the free sample of this awesome UI Kit or head over to https://crmrkt.com/B9RqD2 and get the full version.
Features
- Well-organized 120+ high-quality screens
- 9 Categories (Sign in, Sign up, Navigation, Walkthroughs, News, Social, Profile, E-commerce, and Multimedia)
- Assembled in Sketch, AI, and PSD formats
Designed by Julia Tsaryova and Just UI.
The two mockups in the preview give a good sense of what Mapogo is going for: a social or lifestyle app with a moody, photography-driven aesthetic rather than a flat, corporate one.
The welcome screen uses a full-bleed night sky photo with a silhouetted horizon, bold centered type, and a simple pill-shaped outlined button reading “Get Started.” It sets a cinematic, editorial tone before the user even logs in.
The profile screen shifts gears into a tighter, more functional layout: a large cover photo, a circular avatar, a name and location line, a blue “Following” pill button, and a row of stat counters for friends, followers, photos, and videos, followed by a strip of rounded thumbnail avatars.
That contrast between atmospheric onboarding screens and dense, data-rich profile screens is really the character of this kit. It reads as premium and photo-forward, built for apps where imagery carries the emotional weight and UI chrome stays out of the way.
Because this is a sample of the full 120+ screen library, it works best as a way to test drive the visual language before committing to the complete set covering sign in, sign up, navigation, walkthroughs, news, social, profile, e-commerce, and multimedia categories.
Where Mapogo Fits Naturally
This kit suits social networking apps, dating apps, photo sharing platforms, and lifestyle or travel apps where a strong image is the anchor of every screen.
The onboarding pattern shown here, a full-screen photo with overlaid welcome copy and a simple call to action, is a proven approach for apps that want to feel aspirational from the first tap.
The profile layout, with its stat counters and follow button, is a template you can lift almost directly for any app with user-generated content, community features, or influencer-style profiles.
It also works well for pitch decks, portfolio case studies, and client presentations where you need polished, realistic iOS screens to demonstrate an app concept without building it from scratch.
Adapting the Screens to Your Own App
Start by swapping the photography. Since the entire visual identity leans on strong photos, replacing the night sky and profile cover images with your own shots is the single change that will do the most to make the kit feel like your product.
Next, update the typography and copy. The welcome screen uses simple, legible sans-serif type set against a dark image, so keep contrast high if you change the wording or the font.
For the profile screen, edit the stat labels and numbers to match your actual data structure, and recolor the “Following” button and heart icon to match your brand’s accent color instead of the default blue.
Keep the pill-shaped buttons and rounded avatar thumbnails consistent across screens you add or duplicate, since that rounded, soft geometry is what ties the whole kit together visually.
If you’re building out a full flow, use this sample as your style reference for spacing, button shapes, and photo treatment before pulling in the additional sign up, e-commerce, or multimedia screens from the full version.
Pair these screens with a clean sans-serif icon set for navigation bars and tab bars, since the sample itself keeps iconography minimal and lets the photography and typography do most of the talking.