The page still read like the source: a grid of cells saying "6+6", "4 dz", "B&G cake", "12 items". That is
a note to whoever is baking, not an offer to whoever is buying — and a table of those cells is a picture
of the spreadsheet it came from.
THE WORDS (V6, guarded on V4/V5's exact text so anything already reworded in the admin is left alone):
cells become sentences — "A dozen", "A dozen, in two flavors", "Eighteen, in two or three flavors", "A
6-inch cake", "Two pans", "Four dozen", "Eight inch". Each table gets the line of copy its blurb field
always had room for. The parties table had the same offset the weddings one did — quantities on the
"Cupcakes" line, an empty "Sugar cookies" line below it — so it is merged the same way, and no line on the
page is blank the whole way across any more. Notes read as sentences too: "Everything is baked in sixes,
so each item comes in multiples of six."
THE LOOK: one card per size instead of a price matrix. The size, the price, then a ticked list of what you
get, in a three-up grid that stacks on a phone — so there is now ONE rendering rather than a table for
wide screens and cards for narrow ones. A table is still the honest shape for a price matrix, and it is
how the bakery keeps these; it just isn't how you sell them.
The per-card button went away again after seeing it rendered: all three led to the same place (an enquiry
is about the table, not the size) and on the tables whose sizes are headcounts it read "Ask about the
15–20 people". One pill per table now.
53 tests, updated to assert the new wording — including that no cell anywhere still matches "dz", "B&G" or
"in cake", and that the price grid is gone.
