I was going to comment, but you've done it for me. Your additional advice is spot on. But I actually think, "do whatever you like, the web is designed to be fle

I was going to comment, but you've done it for me. Your additional advice is spot on. But I actually think, "do whatever you like, the web is designed to be flexible". The most crucial (half made) point here is that if you want your website to be useable beyond the output, document it ... include comments, make your reasoning explicit and not implied. And yeah, a repo is probably a great place for this. It doesn't even need to be linked on the visible part of your site (I mean, who's the primary audience here), just do the old "we're hiring " trick and print a link to the site's GH in the console. The docs will probably solve a few problems for you too when you need to change things down the line (I constantly read and improve my own comments during refactors, and usually kick myself when I haven't made them).