iOS-Inspired Next.js PWA Redesign

I want to give www.urestaurants.it a complete overhaul so it feels less like a traditional site and more like a snappy, installable web app. The look and interaction model should borrow heavily from native iOS patterns—crisp typography, fluid gestures, and subtle motion—while still loading instantly on any modern browser.

Technically, the build has to be rock-solid:
• Next.js (App Router) with TypeScript
• Server-side rendering or static generation where it makes the most sense
• Fully semantic HTML for accessibility and SEO
• Lighthouse-level performance that stands up to Safari on iPhone
• Progressive Web App setup so users can “Add to Home Screen”
• Clean, well-commented code committed to a private Git repository from day one

Because this is a ground-up redesign, I’m not interested in off-the-shelf themes, WordPress, Flutter Web, or anything that feels generic. Every component—navigation, cards, buttons, micro-interactions—should be custom and scalable so we can evolve the platform over time.

Deliverables
• Complete Next.js codebase in Git, ready to deploy
• Responsive, app-like UI that mirrors iOS conventions
• PWA manifest, service worker, and offline strategy
• On-page SEO fundamentals (meta tags, structured data, clean URLs)
• Build instructions and brief technical hand-off

I’ll be available throughout the project to answer questions and review progress. If you have recent Next.js PWA work you’re proud of, feel free to share links or repos—seeing real examples will help us get started faster.