When developers think about building a useful website, the first ideas that usually come to mind are complex SaaS applications, APIs, dashboards, or AI-powered tools.
But sometimes a relatively simple information website can teach you just as much about web development.
I recently spent time working with food-menu data and building pages around products, prices, calories, locations, and other information. One example is a website focused on the Crumbl Cookies menu, where the goal is to organize information in a way that makes it easier for visitors to find what they need.
Crumbl is particularly interesting from a web-development perspective because its menu changes regularly. That creates a surprisingly good example of how websites can handle changing data while maintaining a clean user experience.
Start With the User's Question
