Every contact page needs an hours table, and hand-writing seven rows of <tr> is a waste of an afternoon. Paste the hours as a sentence, copy the markup, done — closed days included, times normalised to a consistent format.
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Screen readers announce a two-column table with <th scope="row"> as
"Monday, 09:00–17:00" — the day and its hours stay associated. A bare list of lines loses
that pairing. The generated markup carries no inline styles, so your own CSS controls it.
A visible table helps humans; search engines want JSON-LD. Run the same text through the schema.org opening hours generator and include both on the page.
This page runs on the public OpenHours API. The same call handles bulk input — up to 500 hours strings per request — and returns all three formats at once. Free tier is 100 requests/day with no signup.
curl -X POST https://smeltworks.com/openhours/v1/parse \
-H 'content-type: application/json' \
-d '{"text":"Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, Sat 10-2, closed Sun"}'