Pizzeria Stara Kuźnia – 15 years online
From a static business card to a custom CMS. A project running continuously since 2010.
Client
Pizzeria Stara Kuźnia, Kolbudy
Year
2010 – dziś
Scope
About the project
Pizzeria Stara Kuźnia in Kolbudy is one of my longest-running projects — and one of the ones I value most. Not because of its scale, but because I have been with this business from the very beginning of its online presence.
The website has been live since 2010. Over those years it has gone through several significant rebuilds — each one driven by genuine client needs, not passing trends.
Current version: a custom CMS on Supabase
The current iteration is a complete architectural overhaul. Rather than reaching for an off-the-shelf CMS, I built a dedicated content management system tailored precisely to what this pizzeria needs — nothing more, nothing less.
Technology stack:
- Frontend: Vanilla JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3
- Backend: Supabase (PostgreSQL + Auth + Storage)
- Admin panel: custom interface at
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The owner independently manages:
- Opening hours (weekdays and Sundays separately)
- Menu and pricing
- Delivery zones and free delivery threshold
- Popup messages (holidays, promotions, changes)
No technical knowledge required, no training — a browser is all you need.
How it started
The first version from 2010 was a static business card: plain HTML, hand-written CSS, no frameworks, no CMS. The entire project was done by me — from layout to typography.
View the original 2010 design →
The dark palette and gothic font in the logo were a deliberate choice — the pizzeria needed, above all, clear information and an online presence, not e-commerce.
15 years of collaboration
This project is an important reference point for me. It shows that a good website is not a one-off job — it is a relationship. I started with a simple HTML file; today I deliver a tool the client uses every day and can operate entirely on their own.