I had the privilege of developing the Go Grocer mobile app for a prominent grocery chain with 11 ...

I had the privilege of developing the Go Grocer mobile app for a prominent grocery chain with 11 ...I had the privilege of developing the Go Grocer mobile app for a prominent grocery chain with 11 ...

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Rana Naveed Sarwar

• Jan 8

I had the privilege of developing the Go Grocer mobile app for a prominent grocery chain with 11 physical stores across Chicago.

The app enhances the shopping experience by offering seamless online ordering, real-time inventory updates, and personalized promotions.

My role involved integrating user-friendly features, ensuring robust performance, and optimizing the app for both iOS and Android platforms.

Reach me out for consultation or getting one for you.

Abdul Rehman

pro

• Jan 19

Soo Good🔥

Ciro

• Jan 8

Great job!

Rana Naveed Sarwar

• Jan 8

Thanks

A. Ashmawy

pro

• Jan 13

nice work man

Akinbo Oluwakemisola

pro

• 2d

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.

The full case study is now live on my profile if you’d like to see the thinking and design decisions behind the project. You can read full case study in my Bio

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Abhiram Tinguria

• 2d

Looks really clean. The browsing flow feels very intuitive.

Akinbo Oluwakemisola

pro

• 2d

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 shopping feel harder than it needs to be?

From category-driven browsing to smooth add-to-cart interactions and effortless reorder flows, Grabbit is designed to remove friction from the moments that matter most.

This project explores how small UX decisions from browsing to checkout can shape the overall experience of a product.

I’ll be sharing the full case study soon, breaking down the thinking behind the design.

For now, here’s a finish look at Grabbit.

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