Pharmacy Locator & Promo Portal
Budget: €3,000 – €5,000 EUR
I’m building a classic-looking web portal where visitors can quickly locate nearby pharmacies and, once there, browse the special promotions each pharmacy uploads. The public side centres on a postcode and distance search; users type a code or allow geolocation and see results ordered by proximity, complete with map pins and basic contact info.
Behind the scenes every pharmacy will have its own password-protected area to maintain a short profile, upload time-limited promotions or evergreen deals, and decide when each offer goes live or expires. I need clean, semantic front-end code, straightforward navigation, and a back-office that even non-technical staff can use without training. Think classic layout: clear typography, familiar colour palette, no flashy animations—just a professional, trustworthy feel.
Core deliverables:
• Responsive front end with postcode & radius search that returns distance-sorted results.
• Pharmacy dashboard for adding, editing, scheduling, and archiving promotions.
• Admin view where I can approve new pharmacy accounts and moderate content.
• Well-structured database and basic REST or GraphQL endpoints so the system can grow later (for example, adding address search).
• Deployment instructions and a short hand-off call once everything passes acceptance testing.
Please mention your preferred tech stack and a similar project you’ve tackled so I can gauge fit and timeline.
Behind the scenes every pharmacy will have its own password-protected area to maintain a short profile, upload time-limited promotions or evergreen deals, and decide when each offer goes live or expires. I need clean, semantic front-end code, straightforward navigation, and a back-office that even non-technical staff can use without training. Think classic layout: clear typography, familiar colour palette, no flashy animations—just a professional, trustworthy feel.
Core deliverables:
• Responsive front end with postcode & radius search that returns distance-sorted results.
• Pharmacy dashboard for adding, editing, scheduling, and archiving promotions.
• Admin view where I can approve new pharmacy accounts and moderate content.
• Well-structured database and basic REST or GraphQL endpoints so the system can grow later (for example, adding address search).
• Deployment instructions and a short hand-off call once everything passes acceptance testing.
Please mention your preferred tech stack and a similar project you’ve tackled so I can gauge fit and timeline.
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