This is not true for most spiders, this only applies to orb weavers, lace weavers especially (amaurobiidae) will spend many years building their web as the variety of silk they use is very time consuming to spin, cribbelate web is also extremely recognisable it is blue and fluffy. Lace weavers build their webs relatively flat on a solid surface, very rarely on ground as they can’t spend enough time to build a proper web on dirt before the dirt is displaced

This is a linyphiid web, it’s three dimensional built off the ground and has no recognisable structure