Compare Browsing & discovering UX flows
Compare captured browsing & discovering UX flows across apps, side by side. Preview the interfaces and follow each available sequence.
AJIO: Shop fandom
From the shopping Home branch, open Fandom, choose the Formula 1 collection, compare its 683 products, inspect a Ferrari T-shirt, and review available sizes plus the readable garment measurements. No item was added and no purchase or payment was attempted.
bigbasket: Check wishlist
Find out what is saved to the account wishlist. The profile icon on the store home opens My Account, whose My Wishlist row opens the list itself. It reports honestly that nothing has been saved yet and offers only Continue shopping.
District: Discover restaurants
The dining discovery goal, separate from reserving a table: enter Dining, browse the mood-based collections, open a collection listing of bookable restaurants and land on a restaurant page with menu, photos and booking entry. Guest evidence completes this goal end to end — no sign-in is required to discover.
FanCode: View a team squad
Browse from football to a competition, choose a participating club, and read its roster by position.
Nykaa: Shop creator picks
Open Play from Home, browse to a creator makeup post, dismiss its first-use guidance, and follow the shoppable recommendation to check the featured product's shade, price, offer, delivery and highlights.
SNITCH: Read product ratings and reviews
The SNITCH pre-purchase evaluation step: on a product detail page, open the star-rating summary row and read the in-page REVIEWS panel — Style Review and Category Review tabs, a 4.5-star distribution line, a Customer Images strip with overflow, and verified customer reviews with helpful-vote counts. No login is required. The captured variant enters from the browse-tab category directory and the SHIRTS listing and completes on the reviews panel itself.
SNITCH: Shop a curated collection
SNITCH merchandises themed edits (SNITCH X SIRAJ, LINEN EDIT, GRIND, THE RECEIPTS) as a distinct surface from its category listings: a full-bleed lookbook grid whose tiles carry no product name or price, with its own sub-category chips, three grid densities and its own filter and sort sheet. This family covers entering such an edit and getting to an actual product detail page with name, price and sizes.