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all the pages have header text with essential links - aisles, specials, coupons, cart contents, login link

front page has stuff below that, whatever the marketers want to market, but we already have a grocery list so we'd be going straight to aisles

let's say we're getting paper towels, so we go from there to the paper products aisle

there, we're presented with a list of most popular items, but also a link to filter down the list - which we do

now that we're on the page we want, there's a row for each item, with a description and a link to an item image (this would be the image itself on a graphical browser), and there's a box where you can type a number for how many of that item you want

there's also a box at the bottom where you can tell it to show more than the top 20 items, but in this case the paper towels we want are in the top 20 so we type "1" in the box and hit the adjacent submit button

the page reloads, and now instead of starting blank, it starts with a 1 in it

...then we notice another brand of paper towels is on sale, type 0 in the first box, type 1 in the other box, and submit again

it shows a confirmation screen saying that we are changing multiple quantities and listing just the items we're updating quantity on

and we hit confirm

and move on to the next item on our grocery list

so far we have loaded eight pages (plus however many image links we clicked), and assuming those pages took less than ten seconds each, this has been faster and easier than using the actual presumably-professionally-made grocery website we used yesterday