Should I redesign the menu when prices change?

No, when only the number moves and the price column is already separate. Yes, when the new price overflows the line, covers the dish or the page hierarchy no longer works.

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See whether the new price fits in the same gap. The miss is redesigning the whole menu for one adjustment and taking so long that the floor keeps the old one. If it fits, the column is updated and that side is reprinted; if not, Cristina recomposes only the section that breaks.

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