Use Store Location when customers need physical address, hours, directions, contact details, pickup context, or retail trust on a page.
Store Location is useful when your store has a real retail location, showroom, pickup point, event location, or service area. It should answer practical questions quickly.
Decide whether this section is for directions, pickup, trust, store hours, or event information.
Add address, hours, contact method, and directions link. Keep phone and email consistent with the Contact page.
Add store, showroom, staff, street, or event media when it helps customers recognize the location.
On mobile, confirm address, directions, phone, and hours are easy to tap and read.
The practical location information customers need.
Customers visit, pick up, or attend an event.
Use a complete address and a direct map/directions link.
Relying on an image of a map without a usable directions link.
Open, closed, pickup, or event availability.
Customers may plan a visit.
Show current hours and note exceptions when needed.
Leaving seasonal or holiday hours ambiguous.
Phone, email, or support path near the location.
Customers need to confirm availability or pickup details.
Use the same support identity as the Contact page.
Adding contact methods you do not monitor.
Location or retail imagery.
A real image helps customers identify or trust the location.
Use clear storefront, interior, or event images.
Generic city or stock images that do not help customers visit.
The next action after reading location details.
Customers should get directions, book, contact, or shop local pickup.
Use one direct action.
Adding multiple competing buttons.