When I searched for “cream cheese,” for example, the app responded with 530 items. You can also shop by department, such as “Eggs and Dairy,” “Pantry,” and “Frozen.” Needless to say the selection can be daunting. There is also a Search edit box at the top of nearly every app screen or webpage you can use to search for items of interest. Shoppers are welcomed with a list of featured and sale items. To cancel the trial, simply go to the Account page and use the “End Delivery Trial.” button.
As of this writing the company was offering a 15-day free trial. You can also sign up for unlimited delivery for either $12.95 per month or $98 per year. One-time delivery charges, which seem to fall into the $10-$12 range, depend on what time of day you arrange for delivery. On the grocery side, a minimum purchase of at least $30 is required to qualify for delivery. For the department-store side, shipping is usually free with a $35+ order. You can skip this for now, and only add the information when and if you decide to arrange for grocery pickup or delivery.įor this review I limited the scope to evaluating the grocery delivery service, using both the iOS app with VoiceOver and the web interface running the latest versions of Windows 10 and JAWS.īoth the web interface and app used location services to point me toward my local store. As part of the account setup, you will be prompted to provide credit or debit card information. If you have not shopped with a Walmart app before, you will be asked to create an account. If you’re like me, you already had a Walmart account, which means all of your settings, addresses, and payment information will be imported directly into this updated app. But now they've updated the Walmart app, combining the regular “department store” and their grocery store into a united smartphone or tablet interface.
I have shopped occasionally at, usually preferring to use the web interface, as I found their iOS app a bit “busy” and confusing. An app they did not cover in that article is Walmart Grocery, through which you can order both curb pickup and home delivery.
They found both extremely accessible, and provided step-by-step instructions on how to sign up, order, and pay for grocery deliveries using either or both of these services.
In that timely tome they offer a thorough look at several meal delivery services, along with two of the most popular grocery delivery services: Instacart and Shipt. In the February issue of AccessWorld I served up a review of a recent eBook from the folks at Mystic Access called Dinner Delivered: Accessible and Easy Ways to Receive Meals Direct to Your Door, by Kim Loftis and Chris Grabowski.
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