iMarket

The first screens tell the whole story in three words. Connect with stores through chat, posts and notifications; order from a wide range of stores and services; and get it delivered home. People can sign in, sign up, or simply continue as a guest and look around first.

Home opens with a box to share a post, then the orders in progress, each with a button to chat with the store about it, then posts from stores. Every store has its own page, with its cover, a WhatsApp link, its posts, products and orders. Notifications bring order updates and new posts together.

Products can be browsed by category or found by search, with a camera button beside the search box. Each one shows its store, price and any saving, a quantity picker, and ratings and reviews, with Add to cart always in reach at the bottom.

Selling is part of the same app. Opening a store takes a name, an image, an address and a pin on the map, and an optional page link. Products are added with a photo, a name, a description, a price and a category, and each store keeps a history of its orders with the buyer’s details and status.

Instead of a long tutorial before people start, a short tour runs on the real screens. Seven steps point out what matters, from sharing posts and adding products to chatting with a store to track an order, and any of them can be skipped.

The menu gathers the account in one place: the available balance, profile and switching to a reseller account, previous orders and ads, addresses, payment requests and language, and help, from tutorials to reports. Reports can be filtered by status, and a new one can still be cancelled.

A gradient from purple through magenta to orange carries the brand, on buttons, headers and the tour, with purple and orange as solid colours on their own. A scale of blue-greys handles text and surfaces, and green, amber and red carry status. Cairo sets everything, from 32px headings to 10px labels.