Imagine a hypothetical merchant offering collection as well as delivery. A shopper first chooses delivery, then switches to collection before completing the agreed purchase process. The screen still requests a delivery address and its summary still includes the delivery instruction. This is an illustrative retail brief, not a Lucknow client incident.
The team reviews what the collection choice actually requires. The relevant location or instructions, applicable information and approved charges are shown consistently with the selected method. Unneeded delivery input is treated according to the agreed design rather than silently carried into the receiving work. The merchant decides what constitutes an order and what separate notice, if any, confirms readiness.
Review both methods and a switch between them on the agreed phone and desktop layouts. Inspect the customer summary and the information the merchant receives. This is one acceptance example within a complete retail build, alongside product discovery, catalogue updates, content preparation and the selected customer-help route.