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How to Build a Store Locator with Div-idy

Div-idy can generate a store locator in one prompt. Just add the address (or a list of addresses) and describe how you want users to search and view locations.

Updated Time: ~3–5 minutes Audience: Beginners
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Quick Answer

To build a store locator with Div-idy, just type the address (or multiple addresses) into your prompt and say you want a store locator. Div-idy will generate the page, including a locations list and a locator-style UI.

One-line example

“Build a store locator page for these addresses: (paste addresses). Add a search box and show each location’s name, address, phone, and hours.”

Step-by-Step

1

Open (or create) your project

Go to your projects dashboard and open the project where you want the store locator.

Open: /myaccount
Click a project → open the editor.
2

Add the address(es) to your prompt

Paste a single address or a list of addresses and clearly say you want a store locator.

Prompt example:
Create a store locator page for these locations:

1) 123 Main St, Omaha, NE 68102
2) 456 Maple Ave, Lincoln, NE 68508
3) 789 Oak St, Kansas City, MO 64106

Add a search input and show a list of locations.
3

Describe how users should find locations

Tell Div-idy what “store locator” means for your use case (search by city, zip, distance, etc.).

Optional prompt details:
- Search by city/state/zip
- Sort by closest location
- Filter by “Open now”
- Show phone, hours, and a “Get Directions” button
- Mobile-friendly layout with a sticky search bar
4

Generate and test

Click Generate, then test the search and location results.

Click: Generate
Test: search, filters, and layout on mobile.
5

Iterate with follow-up prompts

If you want the locator to feel more “polished,” prompt improvements and extra features.

Follow-up prompt examples:
- Add a map next to the list and highlight the selected location.
- Add a “Use my location” button to sort by distance.
- Add filters for “Open now” and “Has parking”.
- Make each location card clickable with a details panel.

Prompt Examples You Can Copy

A

Single-location locator

A quick locator for one main store (useful for small businesses).

Create a store locator webpage for:
"120 Regency Pkwy, Omaha, NE 68114"

Include a search bar (city/zip), a location card with hours + phone,
and a “Get Directions” button.
B

Multi-location list

A list of stores with search and filters.

Build a store locator for these addresses:
- 123 Main St, Omaha, NE 68102
- 456 Maple Ave, Lincoln, NE 68508
- 789 Oak St, Kansas City, MO 64106

Add a search box and filters for “Open now” and “Has delivery”.
C

Map-first locator

A locator with a large map and a smaller list below.

Create a store locator with a large Google Map at the top.
Add markers for each location and a scrollable list below it.

Locations:
1) 123 Main St, Omaha, NE 68102
2) 456 Maple Ave, Lincoln, NE 68508
3) 789 Oak St, Kansas City, MO 64106