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# Pop Up pages
Pop-up pages can be effective for drawing attention to specific information or encouraging user interaction.
## 👉 **The Tag**
By using this new tags you will be available to make new pages to popup!
**📍 Where to add the tag:** A top-level app page.
## 🏷️ **How to add the tag**
1. On a blank app page, create a Pop up design.
2. Use the tag that you prefer the most for your pop-up.
### Normal Pop Up
Use this tag:
```
Normal Popup [page:popup]
```
### Rounded Corners Pop Up
In case you want rounded corners use this tag:
```
Rounded Corners Popup [page:popup]
```
### Color Background Pop Up
In case you want a color background Pop up use the follow tag:
```
Color Background Popup [page:popup:#CCFAFF00]
```
### Blur Background Pop Up
You want a blur background Pop Up:
```
Blur Background Popup [page:popup:blur]
```
### Slider Pop Up
This is the case if you need to show more than one pop-up at a time.
```
Slider popup[page:popup]
Slide [container:slider:horizontal]
```
{% hint style="warning" %}
🔥 Important: To Close the popup the action close will be required:
\[action:close]
{% endhint %}
Now you can do the prototyping! Your Pop Up is ready to use. Import to Bravo & preview on Bravo Vision 🚀
{% hint style="info" %}
it's important to use the Pop up pages judiciously to avoid creating a negative user experience, as excessive or intrusive pop ups can be disruptive and may lead to a poor user experience.
{% endhint %}
## 💾 Example files
Duplicate the files below to see how to set it up!
{% embed url="" %}
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