Stores
Each seller keeps its own identity inside the shared marketplace.
2023Local shopping app
Doorstep
A familiar way to shop from local stores in one app.
Core Infinite / ProjectMobile
A mobile grocery marketplace for browsing and ordering food, fresh goods, and household essentials from different local vendors.
What we made, why it mattered, and how it came together.
Doorstep brings supermarkets, bakeries, butchers, produce shops, and other local sellers into one mobile marketplace.
We designed a simple path from choosing a type of shop to finding a product, setting the quantity, and placing an order.
Categories
People can start with the kind of shop they already know.
Product choices
Price, quantity, and the main action stay close together.
Ordering
The path from browsing to checkout is easy to follow.
Different local shops do not all sell in the same way.
Fresh food, bakery items, household goods, and meat all need different product details and quantity choices.
We needed a consistent shopping experience that still felt connected to the individual seller.
What we had to balance
One marketplace and distinct stores
Fast shopping and useful product detail
Fresh goods and clear quantities
Large choice and simple navigation
Our approach
Organize the app around familiar errands.
People begin with a shop category, choose a local seller, and then browse that store's products. Search offers a faster route when they already know what they want.
Price, quantity, availability, and buying actions stay together so the next step is always clear.
- Use familiar shop categories
- Keep the seller visible
- Show price and quantity together
- Make cart actions clear
Regular shoppers
Want a fast route to everyday items.
People browsing nearby shops
Want to compare products from different local sellers.
Local vendors
Need their store and products represented clearly.
The experience, step by step.
Choose a shop type
Start with groceries, bakery, meat, produce, dairy, or another category.
Pick a vendor
Browse local sellers in that category.
Browse products
Move through the store or search for a specific item.
Check the product
Review the image, price, details, and quantity.
Add to cart
Choose an amount and add it with clear feedback.
Continue or order
Keep shopping or move toward checkout.
How the different parts work together.
Each feature supports the wider experience instead of standing on its own.
Shop categories
Everyday categories provide a familiar first step.
- Supermarket
- Bakery
- Butcher
- Produce
Storefront
A shared layout keeps shopping familiar while letting each vendor show its own products.
- Store name
- Product groups
- Search
- Availability
Product details
Images, price, quantity, and buying actions come together in one place.
- Images
- Description
- Quantity
- Add to cart
Cart feedback
The interface makes each quantity and cart change easy to understand.
- Selected amount
- Added state
- Cart
- Return path
Key decisions
What we chose and why.
Begin with the errand
DecisionUse shop types as the first level of discovery.
ReasonPeople often know they need a bakery or butcher before they know the exact item.
Keep the store visible
DecisionShow vendor identity while users browse products.
ReasonTrust and local familiarity belong to the seller.
Place quantity beside price
DecisionKeep amount controls next to the buying action.
ReasonGrocery decisions often depend on both price and quantity.
How the details support the experience.
Art direction
Warm, useful, and focused on the food
Product images bring the marketplace to life, while quiet surfaces keep prices and quantities easy to read.
- Food photography
- Warm color
- Clear prices
- Comfortable controls
Navigation
Always know which shop you are in
Category, vendor, and product pages look distinct, so the shopping path is easy to retrace.
- Shop categories
- Store headers
- Simple back path
- Search
How the product works behind the scenes.
Structure
Flexible enough for different kinds of stores
Vendors, categories, products, prices, quantities, and cart states are kept separate so each shop can have its own catalog.
- Vendor profiles
- Flexible categories
- Product options
- Cart states
The details that keep the experience dependable.
Ordering
Show every change clearly
Quantity, availability, and cart feedback are explicit so people do not add the wrong amount by mistake.
- Visible quantity
- Readable price
- Added feedback
- Disabled states
A closer look at the work.
Screens and design details from the project, with a short note about each view.
The mobile journey moves from choosing a store to browsing products and placing an order.
A local marketplace that still feels familiar.
Doorstep brings different shops into one ordering journey while keeping each vendor, product, price, and quantity easy to understand.
What we delivered
- Shop categories
- Vendor browsing
- Product search
- Product details
- Cart actions
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