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Build notification centers — aggregation, preferences, read states, and unifying multi-channel alerts in one place.

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## Overview

A notification center (the in-app bell icon) gives users one place to catch up on everything: mentions, updates, alerts, and announcements — with preferences to control it all. This skill covers designing notification centers: event modeling, aggregation, preferences, read states, and unifying email/push/in-app into a coherent system.


The in-product notification center — the bell icon with your updates, alerts, and activity feed — is the safety net for all other channels: everything important lands there whether or not push/email was enabled or opened. Done well, it is a command center users check habitually; done poorly, it is a junk drawer of unread badges. Design it as a product, not an afterthought.
## When to use

- Building an in-app notification center
- Unifying notifications across channels
- Designing notification preferences
- Reducing notification overload
- Implementing read/unread states
- Planning notification infrastructure
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