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A great design for your online store finder page is essential to a retail business. Store locator pages help customers to find and visit brick and mortar stores. Let’s take a look at some examples from the top global retailers.
Costco
United States
What works?
- Numbered map pins
- Split screen map and list view
- Amenities icons
- Link to store details and directions
- Clear search bar
Tesco
United Kingdom
What works?
- Geolocation and search option
- Distance from current location
- Drop down for additional details
Decathlon
Spain
What works?
- Full-screen map view
- Pop up map pin details
- Geolocation and search option
- Brand coloured pins
K Mart
Australia
What works?
- Geolocation and search option
- Pop up map pin details
- Full-screen map view
- Grey map against coloured pins
H&M
Germany
What works?
- Branded pins
- Auto-complete search
- Split screen map and list view
- Drop down for additional details
Walgreens
United States
What works?
- Numbered map pins
- Split screen map and list view
- Amenities filter
- Link to store details and directions
- Listing if the stores are open at the time of the search
Best Buy
Canada
What works?
- Numbered map pins
- Split screen map and list view
- Geolocation and search option
- Distance from search location
Walmart
United States
What works?
- Full-screen map view
- Amenities filter
- Automatic list scroll
- Link to store details and directions
Aeon
Japan
What works?
- Branded pins
- Split screen map and list view
- Link to store details and directions
To create your own store locator page, take a look at our tutorial on how to build a store finder.
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