I like to browse what is there and make decisions on what I'll be eating based on what I see.
Purchasing online feels more narrow and has me thinking more about things I've cooked before vs what I might want to try cooking/eating.
Purchasing online feels more narrow and has me thinking more about things I've cooked before vs what I might want to try cooking/eating.
Online retailers UIs are all extremely bad for browsing. One would imagine they would be better, because they can reorganize any way they want, without any limitation, personalize it to each customer, and have several different organizations at the same time available for people to pick what's best each time.
But no, browsing universally sucks.
The really confusing part is the parent company's website (Albertsons) works just fine, though it is also slow.
It happens on so many kinds of store, it's baffling.