Our solar panels Website Mockup

Large Images and Dense Plan Rows Need Responsive Visual Review

The hero relies on a large solar-worker photograph with centered text below it, so image scale and the relationship between the photograph and introductory copy deserve close visual review at narrower widths. The four service categories create a second pressure point: a horizontal row of outlined items may need careful evaluation for spacing, readable labels, and the order in which the items appear when the available width decreases.

The split Solar Solutions and Energy Freedom with Solar and Storage sections introduce repeated text-and-image relationships, while the budget callout places a dark card between two photographs. On smaller screens, the balance between those images and the central message can change substantially. The property showcase is similarly sensitive because its light information panel overlays a large image; reviewers should check whether the text remains legible and whether the overlay still reads as a deliberate focal point rather than visual congestion.

The three plan options form another important review area. Their side-by-side presentation supports comparison on a wide screen, but the labels and supporting copy must remain distinct when the row becomes narrower. Finally, the four metric tiles and the orange contact form should be checked for content density, form spacing, and the relationship between the form and question panel. These are concrete presentation points for evaluating the mockup across viewport conditions.