Managing addresses
Adding, editing, selecting or removing a saved address. The achieved outcome and any save boundary must remain explicit. Study captured mobile app examples for UI/UX research.
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AJIO: Save address
Adding a new delivery address to the signed-in shopping account. From the launch splash and the store chooser, the journey opens My Account, scrolls to the Address row and the saved Addresses list, then fills the Add Address form: the pincode resolves City and State automatically, the street is entered, and the address type stays Home with 'Make as default address' left unchecked. The first Save is rejected with an inline 'Please enter your Flat number/Building Name' message; after filling that field the second Save succeeds and the Addresses list returns with an 'Address created' confirmation and the new entry listed under All Address beside the untouched default address. The contact name and phone number were already prefilled by the account; no payment or order was involved.
bigbasket: Edit address
Change a saved delivery address from the signed-in account area. The Address tile opens the saved-address list, the overflow menu on the Home address offers Edit or Delete, Edit reopens the map pin step and then the address form, where a street line is added and saved with Update address. The app returns to the store home whose delivery header now shows the new street line, and reopening the address list confirms the same single Home address, still selected, with the change persisted and no duplicate entry.
Purplle: Save address
From the signed-in storefront, open the existing cart and continue past the disclosed ₹35 small-cart charge, add a new delivery location, confirm its map pin, complete the address details and save it as Home. The saved Bengaluru 560034 address is then applied to the cart; payment is not attempted.