I chose A because it appealed to me more.

A list is simpler and uses less processing power on a phone.

this is easier to navigate.

B is too weird, too uncanny valley. It would make me feel weird I think.

B just seems like it would take more time. I prefer A, it seems more straight to the point. I use apps/internet shopping to save time.

Because it is simple and what I am used to working with. It has a search function. Option B seems unnecessarily difficult.

Option B would take way longer to actually use. Option A makes more sense for quick and convenient shopping. Option B would also take a lot more of the device's resources.

A regular app would probably work better for me.

I chose option A because it would be easier to search for the items I was wanting to buy especially if I was not sure where they were located in the store.

I like the regular app. It would be easier to do searches and add items to the shopping cart. It is a cleaner interface.

regular app, stimulation would be useful if you cant recall exactly where the item is you want but know where it is physically in store

I am really torn because I love the idea of navigating the store for online shopping, but I think it would probably take longer than using a regular app. If I had a chance to use the navigational app and see if it took about the same amount of time, than I would want to use that app. Traveling through the aisles I might see something I need/want that I might not come across as easily using a regular app.

B seems like fun but it would be far less efficient than A, and if I were ordering online, I would want to be quick and easy about it.

Quick and to the point. But I do like seeing the 3D product instead of 2D sometimes

I think seeing the images on the phone would help me shop better. In the grocery there are just too many distractions of products.

it is easier layed out

I feel like it would be too hard to find things in B

I think A would be a lot easier and straightforward to use. Seeing the groceries aisles as in B would be nice but wouldn't add anything to the experience and would even make it a lot more complex so I prefer A

I think a regular app is better. A joystick seems like going back in time.

B sounds like such a waste of time. I think that so few people enjoy grocery shopping so much that they need to simulate it. Most people just want to get it done

I think option a is clean and simple. I don't want my grocery app to take a lot of time or memory on my phone.

I think it would bee too hard to find items in the other option.

I'm a traditionalist and prefer a regular, structured app.

easier display shows how the app works

A lot simpler to understand and less chance for a store to manipulate things to increase their profits while undermining the customers health goals

I would like to get a regular app for this grocery shopping experience because in this way it would load faster than Option A and would make my experience better.

I DON'T REALLY NEED ANYTHING FANCYQW

I would prefer to see option A. I think that is better and there is no need for a virtual reality for the app. Option A's interface seems more intuitive and better. It gets to the point and seems pretty intuitive to use. Choice A for the better grocery shopping app.

I prefer option A for online grocery shopping. It would be a lot easier to search for what you want with a simple, typical search function, as opposed to navigating a virtual grocery store. While the technology of a virtual grocery store is interesting, if I want to find items that way, I may as well do it in person.

This one looks easier to do.

Hhhmm, interesting question! I'll tell you, if I'm using an app I want it to look like an app, so A is my preferred choice.

I would prefer the app's screen. It just looks nicer, and would probably not have heavy graphics, which the simulation would probably have.

the other would be overly complicated

I would not know where everything is in the fake grocery store, so just searching on an app would be best.

I think the joystick would be too cumbersome to control. I would prefer the app.

i think the most appealing part about using an app to grocery shop is that i dont have to worry about where things are in the aisles of the store

Option B looks like it would be fun for a minute but not as efficient.

this would speed up shopping

I would like the virtual aspect and would want to actually feel like I am shopping with the joystick. That would feel more interactive and exciting for me.

I like being able to realistically see and pick what I need.

I think this would be cool and would use this. I am not 100% sold on the need for this type of Ap since I enjoy going to the store but this might be a game changer Good Luck with your product.

If it were easy enough to use I think I would prefer B. I like the idea of navigating the aisles and seeing the items on the shelf. I think it gives you a better and more realistic view of the product. sometimes an individual picture isn't exactly what the product ends up looking like when you get it.

i think it would be easier to use and more fun

virtual reality is better

For me, a visual person, this kind of app would be ideal! It's the closest to seeing, touching and feeling without being at the store.

using an app like you are in the store would be amazing, you would actually be able to see the package, and going down the aisles you would be able to see all the same type of product right away, and not have to scroll through your phone list to find what you were looking for or trying to remember what brand you wanted.

I like the real view of the info

I prefer option B because I have used the other option and I find it frustrating. I like to look at products that are alike for instance shopping in the aisle that contains all cleaning products as shown. I cannot do that on option A and I find option A to be way too time consuming. Option B will give me the impression that I am actually shopping in a grocery store so it will be like the real experience

It makes me feel like I'm really shopping. I get a virtual reality shopping experience.

i like to feel like i'm in the store, also i see things i may not know i even wanted to see when the shelf view is available. i've tried this version a few times and it really is more fun. option A is better if you know what you want and really don't want to be tempted for extras