Toscana Wine Bar
Wine, cocktails and coffee in the heart of Prostějov.
A bar that nobody would have to code for after launch.
Toscana Wine Bar is a hospitality venue in the heart of Prostějov built around a curated selection of wine, cocktails, and coffee, opened in 2024. But before the website could exist, the venue itself had to: a full year went into converting a bare vaulted room into the space that's there today. The owners run it without any technical staff — the site had to launch on schedule, and then keep working without a developer on call.
Warm, Tuscan, and legible in one scroll.
The design is built on a deep red (#b91c1c) against a dark charcoal (#111827) and a neutral grey (#4b5563) — the colour of wine, not of a restaurant chain. A hand-drawn Tuscan hillside illustration runs through the whole site as a recurring motif. The entire page is a single, mobile-first scroll: hours, menu, contact, and gallery are all one tap away, with nothing buried in a navigation menu.
No server. No admin password to lose. Just git.
The site runs on Next.js and Tailwind CSS, statically generated and deployed on Vercel — fast, cheap, and with no server to patch or pay for. Content (hours, menu, photos) is managed through Decap CMS: a lightweight admin interface that writes changes straight to the site's git repository instead of a database. The owner edits a form, Decap commits it to git, and Vercel automatically rebuilds and redeploys. Nothing to hack, nothing to keep updated.
Owner
edits text or photos in a form
Decap CMS
git-based admin interface
Git + Vercel
a commit triggers an automatic build
Static site
serves visitors, no server involved
The room, on screen.
A site that runs itself.
Toscana Wine Bar's owners now update hours, the menu, and photos themselves — no code, no waiting on a developer. There's no database to back up, no plugins to patch, and no server to renew.
0 servers to maintain
1 git-based content dashboard
100% static & fast
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