Five structurally different directions for the Trade Grid home page. Each opens on its own and has an English and Urdu toggle in the header.
A large search bar with a market picker opens the page, with popular searches, market pills and category chips underneath, then featured shops and a trending products grid.
Strongest point: the search really filters the products, and trending products still start inside the first desktop screen.
City tabs lead into large photo panels for each bazaar. Each panel shows the market's Urdu name, what it sells, shop count, hours and closed day.
Strongest point: each panel has its top shops built in, with rating, phone number and WhatsApp, so you can go from place to shopkeeper in one tap.
A native-app feel: sticky market chips, side-scrolling rows (deals, open now, newly added, trending, wholesale lots) and a bottom tab bar on mobile.
Strongest point: the market chips filter every row, and deals show the old and new price, percent off and a countdown.
One uneven grid does the merchandising: an Eid lawn story, a shop-of-the-week spotlight, products, categories, a market tile and a themed home section.
Strongest point: the iPhone 13 price check, which plots 14 Hafeez Center shop prices on a strip. Only a bazaar marketplace could offer that.
Shop cards with open status, rating, shop number and floor, three priced products, WhatsApp and Call, beside a drawn map of Lahore's markets.
Strongest point: the list and map work together. Pins filter the list, cards highlight their pin, and the filters, count and empty state all work.