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This pre-checkout delivery/pickup point selection window solves the issue of uncertainty regarding product availability before users add items to their cart. By allowing customers to choose their preferred delivery or pickup location upfront, it ensures a smoother and cleaner ordering process. This feature eliminates the frustration of discovering delivery limitations or unavailability of pickup points only after items have been added to the cart. Ultimately, it enhances the overall user experience by providing clarity and convenience right from the beginning of the shopping journey.

Our latest mobile app powered by Cordova technology! Cordova enables us to build cross-platform mobile applications using web technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, allowing for seamless deployment across iOS and Android platforms.

But that's not all! With the integration of CodePush, you'll experience hassle-free updates directly to your device. CodePush eliminates the need for manual app updates by pushing new releases instantly to your app, ensuring you always have access to the latest features and bug fixes without the inconvenience of waiting for app store approvals.

In addition to these cutting-edge features, our app boasts an intuitive user interface with enhanced navigation options. Enjoy easy access to all app functionalities with our streamlined navigation menu, providing a smoother and more enjoyable user experience.

Alpha is a container designed to facilitate installation without the need for system administration or programming knowledge. Essentially, it is a Docker container ready for deployment in a production environment, but we still consider it to be in the alpha stage until it has been utilized in a production environment in at least 100 installations.

A dialog window design is needed to be implemented across various scenarios within the application. This dialog window acts as an interface allowing users to interact with the system.

The design should be visually appealing and consistent with the application's overall style. It should accommodate two main types of dialogs: Routine, for conveying non-critical information, and Critical, for indicating important events or errors.

Users should be provided with the option to close the dialog window, with this option being customizable based on the context. The window should prominently display a title and a message, both of which should be clear and informative.

Depending on the context, the dialog window may contain different action options, such as buttons or product offerings. Each action option should be identifiable by a unique identifier and a clear label.

Additionally, the design may incorporate icons to enhance visual perception. Different styles of buttons, including Primary for primary actions, Secondary for secondary actions, Link for actions leading to external resources, and Abort for canceling ongoing actions, are also allowed.

When designing, it's important to consider potential expansions in the dialog window's functionality and its adaptability for different usage scenarios.