Kakobuy Spreadsheet on Mobile: Browse, Compare, Return
On your phone, open the product before deciding from a card. You get the full title, larger pictures and every option label in one place. Start with a category, inspect one find carefully, then keep its link so you can compare another without losing the first.
Take this route through a real clothing find
- Open Menu, then Categories. In the phone layout, Menu expands the navigation. Choose Categories and open T-Shirts. If you already know the find number, use the search on the homepage instead.
- Open the City Polo Shirt. Find 5447 leads to a full product page. Check the title and Product ID before concentrating on the pictures.
- Tap through its photos. This product has three thumbnails beneath the large image. Tap the second thumbnail to see its attached size chart, then return to the first for the main product picture.
- Read Product options below the item details. There is a long numbered group and a separate group containing M, L, XL, XXL and S. Both headings say Size, so look at the entries rather than stopping at the heading.
- Keep the product link with your intended choices. The page displays the option text for comparison. Use Open product when you are ready to review the choices on the destination listing.
Try the route on City Polo find 5447
If the small chart is difficult to read, open the clothing-measurement guide. Its chart image links to the full-size picture. Compare the garment fields there, then return to the product instead of guessing from a tiny gallery preview.
Keep long labels intact
A narrow screen can make the beginning of a label easier to notice than its ending. Read through the complete choice, especially when it combines a size, a code or a note instruction. If you save a screenshot, include the product ID and the whole label rather than just the first few characters.
For example, Air Force 1 find 5747 contains combined size choices such as (M)US8=UK7=EUR41, followed by a separate group with 01 and 02. The combined line and the extra code answer different questions. Keep both in view when deciding what you need clarified.
Those labels are displayed as lists on these find pages. Tapping a label here does not add it to an order. Open the destination product to make the actual selection, and compare its wording with the one you saved. The size-and-style guide helps when two groups appear to describe the same thing.
Reading a comparison table on a phone
When a guide's table extends beyond the screen, swipe inside the table to see the remaining columns. Check the row heading again as you compare the right-hand cells. Keep the product name and its values together; it is easy to remember a number while forgetting which find it belonged to.
Compare another find without losing your route
Use the category link near the top of a product page to return to that product type, or browse its related-product section for another candidate. Browser Back is useful when you want to retrace the pages you opened. The category link gives you a direct route when your history also contains guides or other products.
If you are comparing just two items, keep a compact note for each: product link, ID, full size label and any other choice. You can use your phone's own notes or bookmarks for this. A screenshot helps with appearance; the saved link gets you back to the item.
The Open product link opens the destination separately, so keep the original find available while you inspect it. Match the title and options there before proceeding. When you return to the find, its category and related products are still useful routes if that choice needs more work.
Choose the next tap by what you need
- More ideas: return to the category instead of searching a full sentence about the look you want.
- A known item: search its product name or find ID from the homepage.
- A readable detail: open the product or the relevant sizing guide instead of making the choice from a card.
- A different category: use Menu to get back to Categories without working through a long browsing history.