The one careful sentence on our reference page is not written in the page, it is read off the product at build time
We shipped a reference page last week: the label words that mean a gluten grain , graded into three groups, each word linking to its own page. It exists because "hidden gluten" and "what ingredients contain gluten" are searches that no page about a single ingredient answers. What they want is the vocabulary, which we happen to hold as data. It is also, structurally, a marketing page about a…
The reference page detailing hidden gluten ingredients does not contain its own written statement about the limits of the data. Instead, the sentence describing these limitations is dynamically generated at build time by the product's rules engine. This approach ensures the page always reflects the most current information, but it also means the text cannot be edited independently of the underlying code.
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