Pharmacy websites for Dammam, Khobar and Dhahran, built around how people move.

A single branch search covering Dammam, Khobar, Dhahran and nearby towns such as Qatif and Saihat, sorted by distance from the visitor rather than by city boundary. Each result shows today's hours, a directions link and whether the branch is open late. Visitors can also filter by services such as blood pressure checks.

Opening times displayed clearly for early mornings and late evenings, with seasonal patterns for Ramadan and Eid set once by head office. Branches near industrial areas can show extended hours prominently, which matters to someone finishing a twelve hour shift. Branch managers can post temporary closures for stocktaking or maintenance.

A dedicated form for companies, contractors and site clinics that want first aid restocking, occupational health supplies or a regular supply arrangement. It collects the details your account team needs and sends them to your CRM with the branch and city tagged. An automatic acknowledgement tells the company when to expect a reply.

Short pages for branches that serve compounds and residential communities, listing services, languages spoken at the counter and the easiest route in, written with your branch managers so the detail is accurate. Each page carries tap to call and WhatsApp buttons tied to that branch, with taps counted, with consent, so head office sees where online demand comes from.

Plain pages for the services your licence covers, such as medication reviews, blood pressure checks or advice on managing long term conditions, with which branches offer each one. Every page carries the reviewing pharmacist's approval and the date it was last checked. Services can be filtered by city as well as by branch.

A private form to check whether a prescribed item is available at a chosen branch before driving across the metro area. Attachments are encrypted, kept outside the public site and removed after the period you set under your PDPL policy. The branch replies by phone or secure message.

Arabic first pages with full English versions, and short contact pages in languages your staff speak, such as Urdu, Tagalog or Malayalam, where that reflects your customers. Translations of medicine and service terms are checked by a pharmacist. Language buttons are only shown on branches where someone can reply in that language.

A unique page per branch with Pharmacy structured data, matching name, address and phone details on its Google Business Profile, and local wording that reflects whether the store sits on the Khobar Corniche, near a hospital or beside an industrial area. Pages are written separately, never cloned with the city swapped.

Light pages that load quickly on mobile data, large tap targets, strong contrast and screen reader labels in Arabic and English. We measure Core Web Vitals and check against WCAG guidance before launch, because a customer leaving a shift in the heat will not wait for a slow page. Editors work from simple forms rather than page builders. Branch staff only edit their own store.

A CMS with roles for marketing, branch managers and the responsible pharmacist, where anything mentioning medicines needs approval before it publishes. Every change records who made it and when, and earlier versions can be restored.