Customers use the Uber Eats application to order food from local restaurants, and recently this application has a secondary service to deliver groceries from the local supermarkets. The main feature of this app is giving customers choice to deliver food, pick up food or dine-in the restaurant.
On the homepage, the category is distributed by the products like alcohol, baby, convenience, and more. But on the grocery section the category is distributed by the supermarket (Star market, Shaws). Even though the restaurant order page is pretty usable, the grocery section is rough and a little bit confusing.
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Users can see the clear store categories on the homepage.
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Users can easily find what kind of stores they are looking for on store section.
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Users can view the stores ranked by their demands.
User scenario: Your friend is coming to see you tonight, but you don't have time to go out and buy her some snacks. So you open up the Uber Eats app and choose a store that can deliver in one hour, then you buy 3 Pepsi, 1 Lay's chip, and 1 ice cream from the store.
Goal 1: User can see the clear store categories on the homepage.
Goal 2: Users can easily find what kind of stores they are looking for on store section.
Goal 3: Users can view the stores ranked by their demands.
Suggestions from usablity test:
Users can choose delivery time on the last page and users can live massage to the store.
