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Pharmacy website design patients can actually use.

Light, fast and service-led. We design for how patients really use a pharmacy site: on a phone, in a hurry, looking for one service or one form.

Demo pharmacy homepage with editorial typography
Demo designs

Eight art directions on one platform.

The same PharmGrowth code, eight different pharmacies. Palette, type, navigation, service priority and layout change; the forms, dashboard and compliance blocks do not.

Elmfield Pharmacy — community identity, sage and cream
Elmfield Pharmacy — community identity, sage and cream
Kingsway Pharmacy — clinical deep blue, NHS-led
Kingsway Pharmacy — clinical deep blue, NHS-led
Harborne Green — premium travel and private clinics
Harborne Green — premium travel and private clinics
Meadow Lane — warm neighbourhood, delivery first
Meadow Lane — warm neighbourhood, delivery first
Parkside — private clinic crossover
Parkside — private clinic crossover
Riverside — premium independent, editorial type
Riverside — premium independent, editorial type
Oakfield — ecommerce-first
Oakfield — ecommerce-first
Northfield — late-night group
Northfield — late-night group

Demo designs are fictional pharmacies built on the PharmGrowth platform. They are not client work — live client sites are on the our work page.

Nothing to pay yet

See the design on your own pharmacy first.

We build the demo with your name, logo and services before you pay anything. Change what you want changed; go live when you are happy.

Questions

Design: questions owners ask

01

Can I choose the design?

Yes, within the principles that make pharmacy sites work: light backgrounds, one accent colour from your branding, real photographs and a page per service. We show you the design on the demo and change what you want changed.

02

Do you use my logo and colours?

Yes. Send a logo in any format and your colours if you have them; if you have neither we create a simple, clean identity with you.

03

Do you use stock photos?

Only where you have no photographs of your own, and never stock images of pharmacists who do not work at your pharmacy.

04

Is it accessible?

Contrast, text size, form labels and keyboard navigation are built to WCAG 2.2 AA principles as standard.