Sharing a few more screens from Grabbit, a mobile grocery shopping concept I’ve been working on.
Over the past weeks, I’ve been exploring ways to make grocery shopping on mobile feel faster and more intuitive — from the browsing experience to reorder flows for frequent purchases.
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Introducing Grabbit 🛒
Over the past few weeks, I’ve been designing a product concept called Grabbit—a grocery shopping experience focused on making everyday purchases faster, clearer, and more intuitive.
The idea started with a simple question:
Why do most grocery apps make...
Grabbit, A Grocery Mobile App 🥕 🍅 🥬 🍆 🛒
Designed the add-to-cart experience with a focus on clarity and seamless interaction.
Categories act as entry points into focused browsing. Products roll in smoothly as users swipe, and selected items subtly animate into the cart.
The...
Last week, I completed a product design challenge for a grocery store mobile app focused on speed, clarity, and a 2–3 click ordering flow.
Haven’t heard back yet, but the exercise itself sharpened my thinking.
I’ll be sharing the work and insights soon.
Most websites fail at the hero section.
If users can’t immediately understand: what it is, who it’s for, and what to do next, they won’t stay. That confusion costs sales $$
I redesigned one today.
Left - hero section I redesigned
Right- current homepage of the website
