CoCart
A shared cart needs to explain more than what someone is buying. It also needs to explain who is joining and where the order will arrive.
CoCart
Product Design
2024
CoCart turns nearby group shopping into a mobile flow, from choosing a delivery range to finding an open cart and following its progress toward shipment.
- Platform
- Mobile app
- Timeline
- November 2024
- Focus
- Shared shopping and delivery coordination
- Recognition
- First Place, UWUX Fuse Designathon
Overview
The concept centers on combining purchases around a shared delivery location. Store, host, distance, available shopper spaces, and order status appear throughout the interface so each purchase remains connected to the larger group.
Local discovery
Find a cart around a useful delivery location
The home screen pairs recent orders with an Eco-Delivery entry point. Existing order cards show purchased products, the shipping address, and the host, making the delivery arrangement part of the order summary.
For a new order, shoppers can adjust their delivery range and browse open carts nearby. Location names, shopper counts, and remaining time help compare the options. A create-cart path explains that the new location needs a host to receive the order.
Order status
Explain the wait after checkout
The confirmation screen explains that the order will ship once additional shoppers join and purchase. The pending-cart view repeats that condition beside the current shopper count, so checkout does not leave the next step ambiguous.
The visual language uses spacious white cards, black primary actions, and a bright pink brand accent. Product imagery, location previews, and clear status copy carry the experience from discovery through the waiting state.
