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Usability You can choose what options you want your customer to see. For instance, you can choose to display a search form on your shopping cart. A search form allows your customers to search your store for items by keyword or product name, etc. You can choose to display options like color, size and quantity, and even adjust the price based on the customer's selection. These are called options. Your shopping cart should also allow you to upload images of your products as well.

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Shop unscripted, and not only will you buy the same tired ingredients every week but your money will fly away—and your impulse control will, too. Try our pointers for making a convenient, life-lengthening list.
1) Make a meal plan: Pick out a few recipes, and you have an instant ingredient list that will rein in impulse buys.
2) Draw up a master list: Compiling your grocery receipts for four weeks will give you a master list that helps you avoid buying stuff you already have. Keep it on the fridge and mark down what you bought when.
Don’t shop hungry: You’ll eat your way through the store!
4) Organize aisle by aisle: This time-saver will keep you from zigzagging back and forth in the store.

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Be prepared when you go shopping. Spur of the moment purchases are fine for small items, but they often lead to buyer's remorse. Before hitting the mall, take stock of what items are sorely missing from your closet and how much you can realistically spend. Be sure to dress comfortably and give yourself plenty of time in the stores. This will allow you to make decisions out of reason, not rush.

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