On a retail website, locate the section dedicated to finding store locations. Once there, identify how a user would search for a store, for example, by entering a city or postal code. State the primary method for finding a store on the website.
Navigate to an accessible retail website (e.g., a major grocery chain or department store). Locate and click on the link or section related to 'Store Locator', 'Find a Store', or similar. Identify the input fields or interactive elements used to search for a store (e.g., text input for city/zip, map interface). Describe the main method a user would employ to find a store on this page.
Successfully navigates to a store locator page. Identifies the primary search mechanism (e.g., 'Enter city/zip code', 'Use current location', 'Browse by state'). Clearly states the identified primary method for finding a store.