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Large Imagery and Repeated Card Groups Need Careful Screen-Width Review

The hero should be reviewed first because its white text panel sits beside a large abstract image and carries both the Design Studio introduction and a Learn more action. At narrower widths, the relationship between image scale, text width, button placement, and visual emphasis can change substantially. The six UX cards and three branding cards also deserve attention: their rounded surfaces, centered content, and repeated descriptions must retain readable spacing when columns become narrower or stack.

The three horizontal process cards create another responsive checkpoint because their numbered sequence is arranged as a compact row. The six illustrated feature cards add a denser two-row area, where image proportions, text wrapping, and gaps can affect the visual rhythm. The six-image portfolio gallery should be examined separately from those card groups. Its images sit beside an overlapping gradient text panel, so stacking order, image cropping, and the balance between visual work and explanation are important parts of the presentation.

The four circular metric cards, overlapping portrait and device imagery in the contact section, and three-part footer introduce additional shape and alignment changes. Review should confirm that circles remain legible, contact cards do not become cramped, and social links remain accessible. Nicepage Responsive Modes can support this visual checking, but the central mockup question is how the specific imagery, card density, typography, and overlaps retain their hierarchy across screen widths.