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The home view is built around the repeat-order primitive. Most pharmacy purchases aren't discovery — they're refills. A returning user lands on a "Repeat previous order" CTA before any scrolling, then drops into curated rails — Best sellers, Hot offers — each card carrying a +250 loyalty-point flag in the upper-left and a one-tap "Add" or quantity stepper if it's already in the cart. The points balance lives in the header so the user always knows what they've earned, and a small express-delivery pill on the splash promises the part of the experience that actually wins this market.

The product page treats medicine as something you actually need to read about — name, dosage, format, price per unit, an availability count ("32 in stock"), a description block, a characteristics table, and a "people also bought" rail. The Express-delivery badge sits as a sticky chip near the title so it's the first thing the eye catches, and the points-earned figure ("get 250 points") sits next to the Add button so the rebate-math is immediate, not buried in the cart.

Deliverable was a Figma library: brand mark, type scale, two-tone teal palette built around the medical-cross monogram, a full component set (cards, steppers, points flags, sticky badges, bottom nav, empty / loading / error states) and 40+ screens covering catalog, search, cart, checkout, profile and order history. The build is the client's call; everything is wired up so an engineer can pick it up without a translation step.