The block’s main mockup question is whether its alternating visual balance survives as the available width changes. In the upper group, the student photograph occupies the left side while the “Small Group Size” heading, description, and “learn more” button form a text column on the right. The lower group reverses those positions, placing the “Over 140000 classes” content and “Contact us” action on the left beside a second photograph. At narrower widths, the order, image scale, and vertical spacing between these paired areas deserve close attention.
The pale blue-gray background should continue to separate the two feature groups without creating excessive empty height. Purple headings and buttons need to remain prominent after text wraps, while the large rectangular photographs should retain enough presence to balance the copy. Since the interaction is static, review can focus on composition rather than transition behavior: whether each heading remains connected to its own image, whether the buttons stay near the relevant description, and whether the reversed pattern remains understandable when the columns become stacked. The demo class-count wording should be evaluated as sample text length, not as a performance claim, because its line wrapping may affect the lower group’s proportions.
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