“Easy and”
“Efficient.”
“Track where and when your package is coming”
“Create shipments and labels on-the-go”
“Receive package updates on your home screen”
“Connect to The UPS Store with ease”
“UPS in dark mode or light mode”
A closer look at the screenshots
A delivery-driver photo appears inside the app presentation.
A truck marker and delivery window anchor the map.
Delivery timing appears above the scan history.
Saved addresses appear in a shipment-entry form.
A notification widget sits over brown-and-gold abstract shapes.
A large QR code dominates the store-connection screen.
A vertical split compares light and dark interface views.
About this app
The app is easy to learn and easier to master. Its modern, clean and responsive user experience offers game-changing functionality and gives you peace of mind with an unrivalled view into your package’s status. Happy shipping!
Headlines in this set
7 screenshots · 7 with a headline
“Easy and”
Easy and is incomplete without the following screenshot.
“Efficient.”
Efficient completes the previous phrase but gives no specific task or measure.
“Track where and when your package is coming”
Where and when states the two questions package tracking answers.
“Create shipments and labels on-the-go”
Shipments and labels names the outputs available away from a desk.
“Receive package updates on your home screen”
Home screen identifies where passive package updates appear.
“Connect to The UPS Store with ease”
The UPS Store names the physical-service connection, while with ease is subjective.
“UPS in dark mode or light mode”
The two mode names clearly describe the displayed appearance choices.
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