This page provides information about Ello’s “if this then that” capabilities.
Paul Budnitz, Todd Berger, Lucian Fohr, and Mode Set
Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License
This page provides the code for users to get the Ello button for their websites.
This page informs the Ello app user of their text and emoji options.
This page informs the Ello user that free stickers will be given to those who contact Ello.
This page provides logos and wallpapers that the Ello app users can use on their personal pages to help get the word out about Ello.
This page gives the Ello app user information about the communities they can join.
This page gives the Ello app user information about the badges that appear on the site. Examples of badges include featured member, community profile, team member, and experimental group.
This page gives the Ello app user information about audio and video.
This page gives the Ello app user information about categories and how their work could be featured.
This page gives the Ello app user information about how they could potentially collaborate with other users and be hired.
This page gives the Ello app user information about selling their work on the site.
This page provides information about Ello’s settings.
This page provides answers to Ello’s most frequently asked questions.
This page informs the app user about Ello’s publisher company.
This page informs the app user about NFP – Ello’s community powered print publication.
This page provides the press with Ello contact information.
This page informs the app user of Ello’s sponsorship and partnership opportunities for brands.
This page informs the app user of how Ello uses their data and information.
This page informs the app user about career opportunities with Ello.
This page informs the app user about Ello’s manifesto.
This page informs the user about the Ello app.
The Ello app connects users to Ello’s accounts on other social media sites. This is an example of Ello’s Tumblr account
The Ello app connects users to Ello’s accounts on other social media sites. This is an example of Ello’s Pinterest account
At the bottom of the help page in the app, the user sees other social media site icons (e.g., Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Tumblr). When users click on a specific icon, they are taken to Ello’s accounts on those sites.
This is the page that comes up when users need help with the Ello app. Users can search for a specific answer or go to the category that most relates to their inquiry: about, help, resources, and policies.