About the Application

An application for convenient and fast grocery delivery to your home.

Helps save time, find the necessary products in a few clicks, and receive orders on time.

Main Project Tasks

— Simplify grocery ordering — no queues or extra steps

— Provide fast delivery with real-time tracking

— Make navigation and product search as clear and quick as possible

— Automate repeat orders and save purchase history

— Offer personalized promotions and recommendations based on user interests

Solution

A cross-platform mobile application for iOS and Android, maintaining familiar patterns for each platform

Registration and Authorization

In this project, I intentionally avoided classic login and password registration. Instead, authorization is done via phone number.
This approach lowers the entry barrier, saves user time, and increases initial conversion.

It is a familiar format for the audience, especially for a mobile app or service with regular use. Convenient, clear, and barrier-free.

Main Screen and Catalog

Work with the application starts from this screen — all main functions are gathered here.

Quick actions always at hand:

— Change delivery address

— Quick search for the needed product

— Go to product categories

Everything is designed so the user is immediately where they need to be.

From the main screen, users can go to the category catalog — from here it is convenient to:

— Select the desired product

— Check composition and calories

— Read the product description before purchase

Cart and Payment

Products the user likes can be added to the cart.

In the cart, all main functions are available:

— Edit product quantities

— Enter promo codes for discounts

— Set delivery details (time, address, comments)

Everything is designed to make placing an order fast and convenient.

Delivery

You can track the status of your order and the courier’s location in the application.

Guerrilla Testing

At this stage, interface testing was conducted.
It allows checking the simplicity of user interaction with the interface, determining how convenient it is for users, and whether working with it leads to target actions.