Apra Curry House
A takeaway site that sends people to the order they actually want — delivery platform, phone pickup, or the menu — with live opening hours and perfect accessibility and SEO scores.
- Client
- Apra Curry House, Griffith NSW
- Role
- Design and build
- Year
- 2025
- 100
- Lighthouse SEO
- 100
- Lighthouse accessibility
- 1.3s
- largest contentful paint
- 0
- cumulative layout shift
Three intents, no friction
Someone landing on a takeaway site wants one of three things: to order for
delivery, to call and collect, or to look at the menu. The page is built around
exactly those. Uber Eats and DoorDash sit in the first viewport in their own
brand colours, so the tap target is recognisable before it is read. The phone
number is a real tel: link. The menu is one scroll down.
The page knows whether the kitchen is open
Opening hours are computed at view time, so the hero says "Closed · opens 11am" rather than making the visitor work out today's hours from a table. It removes the most common reason for a wasted phone call.
Found the way a local business needs to be found
Restaurant structured data carries the address, cuisine, hours and ordering
options, so the listing can appear as a business rather than a link. The site
ships in English, Punjabi, Hindi and Italian with hreflang, matching how
Griffith actually speaks.
Measured
92 performance, 100 accessibility, 100 best practices and 100 SEO on desktop, with a 1.3 second largest contentful paint and no cumulative layout shift.
Stack
Next.js · React · TypeScript · next/image · schema.org