1. Search and Filtering:
   • Hypothesis Statement: If we enhance the search functionality and add robust filtering options, along with making the reorder option more accessible, then users will be able to find specific products and shops more efficiently, resulting in a smoother shopping experience.
2. Information Presentation:
   • Hypothesis Statement: If we improve the presentation of important information, such as delivery times, product details, and nutritional information, then users will have easier access to essential details about their purchases, reducing confusion and enhancing the overall user experience.
3. Navigation and Usability Concerns:
   • Hypothesis Statement: If we create a consistent UI, improve visual design, and ensure all elements are functional, along with providing intuitive guidance during onboarding, then users will find it easier to navigate the app, enhancing the overall user experience and usability.
4. Credibility and Trust Issues:
   • Hypothesis Statement: If we provide clear and accurate labeling for fresh and organic products, along with comprehensive support information, then users will trust the app more and feel confident in its ability to deliver quality products.
5. Cart and Order Management:
   • Hypothesis Statement: If we improve the visibility and management of items in the cart and order details, and ensure accurate and timely deliveries, then users will experience less confusion and increased satisfaction, leading to higher trust in the app’s reliability.
6. Flexibility:
   • Hypothesis Statement: If we provide more flexible delivery time slots that align with users’ schedules, then users will find the app more convenient, leading to increased satisfaction with the service.

By testing these hypotheses, we can determine the most effective solutions for improving the grocery delivery app, thereby enhancing user trust, usability, and satisfaction.