Best practices for organizing product data and menus in Confluence

Kfc price menu

Hi everyone

I’m working on documenting structured data for a website project similar to menukfcprice(dot)com, which lists menu items, prices, and nutritional details. I’m currently using Confluence to store and share this data with my team, but I’d love to know how others organize such information efficiently.

Should I use tables, page trees, or databases (Smart Links / Jira integration) for better readability and updates? My goal is to make the content easy to maintain and accessible for both editors and reviewers.

Any suggestions or examples of how you handle similar structured content would be much appreciated!

Nikola Perisic

Welcome @Kfc price menu 

Since you are talking about structure, I would go with folders here.You can decide on how you want to use them: different folders for items, prices and nutrition details. You can combine folders with databases for example. Databases are more intuitive in terms of creating fields that are being presented in a tabular view.