The pie charts compare the percentage distribution of online sales across different product categories in a retail showroom in Kathmandu in 2015 and 2020.
Overall, the charts show a noticeable change in consumer buying patterns over the five-year period. While some traditional product categories declined in their share of online sales, others experienced significant growth, indicating a shift in customer preferences.
In 2015, online sales were mainly dominated by a few major categories, which together accounted for the largest proportion of total sales. However, by 2020, the distribution had become more balanced, with several categories increasing their share. In particular, technology-related and convenience-based products showed a clear rise, reflecting growing digital awareness and changing lifestyles.
In contrast, some categories that were relatively popular in 2015 saw a reduction in their percentage contribution in 2020. This suggests that consumers gradually moved away from these products in favor of more modern or essential items.
In conclusion, the pie charts illustrate a clear transformation in online shopping trends in Kathmandu between 2015 and 2020, with demand shifting toward emerging product categories while others declined in importance.