Grocery Delivery
Mobile App

The only big challenge for us, when creating an app for a new brand which wanted to step into the grocery delivery business, was to satisfy the customer’s needs with this key entrance into the mobile-based eCommerce industry. They decided to become local competitors to big brands like InstaCart & Thrive originally. In addition, the UX had to be built with their pre-existing logo, website colour scheme and font formats in mind.

The biggest problem was already there as the production arrived, and the transition from a web interface to a smartphone app had to be made. We were asked to make small improvements to the website, but the mobile version had to be made from scratch at the same time. We still had to stick to what the user had previously taken into account and included on the website. We had to boost it even further by keeping certain components and modules intact to give the customer and the client a memorable experience.

We wanted our users to experience a smooth, bugfree UI that would allow them to come back from the application to position orders, rather than going out to the market. The consumer was warned against opting for the same style as InstaCart. On these facts, our claim was based-

• Most of them would not be relaxed on an incredibly tech-savvy application, as areas consisted of tier-2 city residents.
• A difficult buying approach is not a feasible choice for most consumers. They chose to opt-out and not go any further into the process if the app does not load within 3 seconds.
• We needed the customer to behave internationally, yet to think locally to excel in the project. We recommended that local languages be integrated as well as regional languages according to the communities of the city, in the application as well. With our suggestion, they went ahead!

This feature enables consumers to prepare their distribution in advance according to their convenience. During the purchase process, the shoppers will pick a delivery date for their order. The creation of the supermarket smartphone app which provides the approximate delivery period to alert the customers.

Here, with only one press, clients will reorder previous things from their account list. This allows the creation of the supermarket delivery app to make the shopping process simple for repeat customers.

This is a quick notice to make a copy of the monthly shopping to be done for groceries. The customer will be reminded via the push alerts of this list.

This function makes it easy for the consumer to swap shopping lists with other people. Customers will share it with other family members by adding this functionality and see if there is anything special to be added to the registry.