Scan fast
Use category, image and price first, then open only promising rows.
Most buyers browse on mobile, so the page flow should help them scan categories, open rows and save checks quickly.
Use this page when browsing on a phone and you need a shorter, cleaner row-checking routine.
Use category, image and price first, then open only promising rows.
Move from Finds to QC to Shipping instead of opening too many product pages.
Use mobile screenshots to compare options and QC photos.
On mobile, filter by category and price first, then open only rows worth comparing. Save screenshots of the option, QC evidence and parcel notes so the decision is not lost between tabs.
The mobile page should make row checking workable on a small screen. It prioritizes shortlists, screenshots, visible option names and fewer open tabs instead of long desktop-style browsing.
Pause when the phone view hides the selector, crops QC photos or makes it hard to compare prices. Mobile speed is useful only when the evidence is still readable.
Continue when the phone view shows enough title, option, price and QC detail to compare without guessing.
Pause if mobile tabs are piling up, the option selector is unclear, or small photos hide the defect you need to inspect.
Move back to the finds board when you need fewer tabs and a cleaner shortlist.
This mobile page is for buyers scanning rows from a phone. It keeps the process compact: filter, save the key proof, and return to the fuller checklist when a small screen is not enough.
A mobile page should make scanning faster without encouraging rushed approval from tiny images.
Yes, if the page keeps rows short and the buyer checks live details before paying.
Find a row, verify live details, check QC photos, estimate shipping and confirm coupon notes.