This will involve some research on the petfinder API. Typically websites are dictated by what the API returns. In the real world, you'd probably be writing the API yourself and the site would be dictated by your clients.
Under the "Endpoints" section, there are different types of data you can get back. Come up with what data you want to initially use on the site, and write down some ideas of how you'd want to use that data. One example would be getting a list of dogs to show on the "Browse Dogs" page of your site using
https://api.petfinder.com/v2/animals?type=dog
Come up with three pages, this will be a good starting point for the next round of work you need to do.
This will involve some research on the petfinder API. Typically websites are dictated by what the API returns. In the real world, you'd probably be writing the API yourself and the site would be dictated by your clients.
https://www.petfinder.com/developers/v2/docs/
Under the "Endpoints" section, there are different types of data you can get back. Come up with what data you want to initially use on the site, and write down some ideas of how you'd want to use that data. One example would be getting a list of dogs to show on the "Browse Dogs" page of your site using
Come up with three pages, this will be a good starting point for the next round of work you need to do.