Maurya
Patel
Work
Naan Culture, Restaurant Web Application

Case Study

Naan Culture

RoleFull Stack Developer & Designer
CategoryRestaurant Web Application

A story-driven web application for a Winnipeg fusion-naan brand, built on Next.js with a Sanity CMS and integrated online ordering and gift cards. Page loads dropped under two seconds and local search visibility climbed.

The Challenge

Naan Culture launched in Winnipeg with a strong idea: bold, globally-inspired fillings stuffed in fresh-baked naan, built around a story of Canadian cultures coming together. A brand that specific cannot live on a generic template. They needed a site that told the story, loaded fast enough to hold a hungry visitor, drove online orders, and let a small non-technical team update the menu, hours, and promotions themselves.

The Solution

I built a custom Next.js web application with Sanity as the content backend, so the team can change menu items, hours, and gallery images on their own without a developer. The storefront integrates iOrders for online ordering and GoSnappy for gift cards, connecting the marketing site directly to revenue. Everything is mobile-first, because that is where the hungry local searches happen, and tuned for local SEO so the brand shows up when nearby customers look for something to eat.

Key Features

01Story-Driven Brand SiteThe culture-first narrative built into a fast, custom design
02Sanity Headless CMSOwner-editable menu, hours, promotions, and gallery
03Online OrderingIntegrated iOrders flow that turns visitors into orders
04Gift CardsGoSnappy gift-card integration wired into the site
05Mobile-FirstBuilt for the phone-in-hand local diner
06Local SEOStructured so the brand surfaces in nearby searches

Results

Cut page load time to under two seconds
Boosted local search rankings and walk-in plus online-order traffic
The team updates menus, hours, and promotions with no developer involved
A real operating storefront, not a template site

Tech Stack

Next.jsSanity