5 min readOwners, marketing staff, reception managers, and website editors.

Your public lab website

The pages of your lab website, what patients can do on each one, and where each page's content is managed.

The pages

Your website is designed for phones first: on a phone it has a bottom tab bar like an app, and on a computer a normal top menu. Every page is available in English and Arabic.

Page What patients do there Managed from
Home See your offers, featured tests, branches and reviews; book a visit; sign in Website Builder
Tests Search tests and packages, filter by category, fasting or home collection, read preparation instructions, add tests to a booking Catalog and Website Catalog
Test / package details Preparation, sample type, result time, price and packages that include it Catalog and Website Catalog
Offers Current offers with countdowns and a Book this offer button Offers
Book a home visit Send a home collection request without an account Website settings > Features
Blog Read your health articles Blog
Contact Call, WhatsApp, email, branches, send a complaint or question and track it Website settings, Branches
Patient portal Results, family, orders, trends and more See Patient portal and app

The website address

Your website lives at /labs/your-lab-name on the Kashef domain. Copy it from Website settings > Publishing and share it on social media, print it on reports, and add it to WhatsApp messages.

Prices and visibility

Whether prices, discounts, packages, result times and sample types are shown is set once in Website settings > Tests catalog. Which tests appear, and which are featured, is set in the Website Catalog.

Look and feel

Your name, logo, colours and theme are set in Website settings. The order and content of the home page sections are set in the Website Builder.

Search engines

The page title and description in Website settings > Search (SEO) are what Google and link previews show. Test pages also get their own titles from the test names, which helps patients find them.

Tips for a website that patients use

  • Keep test names and preparation instructions accurate; they are the most visited pages.
  • Show prices if you can; patients often leave when they cannot see a price.
  • Make Book a home visit easy to find and answer requests quickly.
  • Add your branches with clear opening hours and a working phone number.