Mobile header — v3

Lowe's-style search, cart only up top, commerce bar along the bottom, and the call button back in the menu. Everything is still switchable on the right. Scroll the phone to see the collapsed sticky bar; tap the burger for the menu.

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The Premier Garden Resource of Minnesota

Scroll — the logo row and hours collapse into a slim search bar.

Pahl's Market · 6885 160th St W, Prior Lake, MN
(952) 431-4345
6885 160th St W · Prior Lake, MN 55372
Open today 9am–6pm

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On the words. With Account, List and Cart now living in the bottom bar, the labelled tiles at the top of the drawer were saying the same thing a second time — so the default is no tiles at all: the menu opens to the call button and then straight into navigation. If you want something there, the icon row keeps the affordance without the wording. Three wording sets are there too if labels turn out to be the right call.

Call button is back, and bigger than before — full-width green at the top of the menu, with the outline-at-the-bottom version as the quieter option. Yes, this repeats Contact in the bottom bar. For a store where "are you open / do you have it" is the most common mobile question, a phone number in two places is a feature, not a bug.

The Lowe's field works because it drops the submit button entirely — the magnifier sits inside on the left and the keyboard's Go key submits. That is where the "tight" comes from: about 14px shorter than the pill, and it stops competing with the logo.

One overlap left. Cart is in the top-right and the bottom bar. That is standard practice — top for glanceability, bottom for thumb reach — but if it bothers you, the fix is to switch the top-right off entirely and let the bar own it. The top row would then be just burger and logo, which is exactly what Lowe's does not do, and there is a reason: a scrolled-away bottom bar on a short page leaves no cart anywhere. My call is to keep both.