Static HTML, CSS and JavaScript — nothing to update, nothing to break, nothing to pay for monthly. I work with businesses anywhere: we talk once, I build, and the site ends up on your own hosting under your own domain.
One minute on what you get. No sound — everything is on screen. Polish captions.
Most small business sites are built once and then quietly rot — a plugin breaks, nobody updates anything, and two years later it is slower than when it launched. This is built so there is nothing to rot.
Hand-coded in HTML, CSS and JavaScript when the site should stay light with nothing to update — or WordPress with a custom theme when you want to edit pages or products yourself in a panel. Either way, no page builder and no paid plugins.
Most small business sites are a brochure. The ones that bring enquiries do something — work out a price, let people compare before and after, help someone choose. I build that piece around your product, not from a plugin.
Prices change, opening hours change, a new photo arrives. You send a message and it is done — or, on WordPress, you change it yourself in the panel and I keep WordPress up to date.
These are concept projects — the businesses are fictional and the copy was written for the portfolio. What is real is the scope and the build quality: each one has its own typography, palette and section layout, and the last one runs on WordPress.
An elegant, warm patisserie site with a full menu, gallery and a custom cake order form. The mood of a Parisian workshop — serif typeface, chocolate browns and gold.
Mobile PageSpeed: 99–100 points across all four categories.
A hair and beauty salon with a categorised price list, team profiles and a mosaic gallery. Deliberately built as the inverse of Lumière — light background, different section order, different type.
PageSpeed: a full 100 points on all four pages.
A familiar online shop on a custom WordPress theme: twelve bears, a basket, a checkout and orders saved in the panel. The only third-party plugin is WooCommerce, which is free.
Lighthouse on mobile: 100 on the product and shop pages, 99 for performance on the image-heavy home page.
We meet or talk. I ask about your customers, your competitors and what should happen once someone lands on the page. You get a short brief to fill in.
I show you a typography and colour proposal plus a homepage layout sketch. We fix it there, before a single line of code exists.
You send me your text and images, or we work out the wording together. I build the structure around what you actually want to say, rather than fitting your business into a layout I had lying around.
You get a preview link and send comments. Two rounds of revisions are included in every package.
Domain, hosting and analytics are set up on your account, not mine. You get written instructions and a screen recording showing how to change text and photos yourself.
I'm Bartek. I design and code websites for small businesses, and then I stay with them — because a site left alone ages faster than anyone expects.
You work with me directly — no account manager, no handing the job down the chain, no explaining everything twice.
Kadrownia came out of a simple observation: over and over I saw good small businesses whose website was working against them. Slow, out of date, or built so that nobody knew how to change a phone number in it. Hence the two things I care about — that it runs fast, and that somebody can stay with it.
Usually two to three weeks once the material is complete. The biggest delay is normally waiting for text and photos from the client. I can edit photos you already have — that is a paid extra on the pricing page — but taking them stays on your side, because we work remotely.
Yes. You get written instructions and a short screen recording covering how to swap text, prices and photos. The site is built so this needs no coding knowledge.
Both, and I will tell you which fits. The packages on the pricing page are hand-coded: no panel, nothing to update, and hosting is usually free. If you want to add pages, dishes or products yourself, I build on WordPress with a custom theme — it needs paid hosting and regular updates, so ask me for a quote first. I built the same site both ways and both score 100 in all four Lighthouse categories, so the choice is about how you run the site, not speed.
You do. We set them up on your account and I only get access for the duration of the build. If you ever want to change supplier, nothing here holds you back.
One call at the start, thirty minutes, at an hour that suits your timezone. After that you get a link to the site as it is being built and comment whenever you have a moment — no scheduled meetings. Handover comes with written instructions and a short screen recording, so you are never waiting for me to be online.
All three package prices are on the Services & pricing page. Anything outside them is quoted individually after a conversation.