Abstract

The MyGrocery Website is mainly used at the store, which is mostly random use or when the customer is at home. Understand how users can scan and know where the barcode is Make sure they are using it properly and coordinate with what is at home. Let's pretend you're stuck in the supermarket, unable to move. Check to see whether you have any tomato paste on hand. You spend the most of your time thinking about the fantastic handmade spaghetti meal you'll cook after a 12-hour workweek. To go to the grocery store, you'll have to struggle through heavy traffic and wait for 20 minutes in the corridor. If you don't have any tomato paste on hand, you'll either must pay extra money or keep it in your closet. While it is hardly a life-changing decision, we make it every time we go grocery shopping. Saving money by repurchasing items you already have might pile up quickly at the end of the month. The MyGrocery store Website eliminates the mental upheavals that must be dealt with in the five corridors. There's no need to construct a shopping list. Let's assume you go to the grocery because you need milk, bread, and wheat flakes. The supermarket website scans the barcode of your grocery shop and adds newly acquired milk, bread, and wheat to all of your kitchen's ongoing lists. Scan the barcode on your grocery receipt or use the Website to scan the barcode and record your whole purchase. After you've done eating your brown grass, you'll be ready to go on to the next step.

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