Salads on the menu Website Mockup
The split menu needs responsive review at the point where text and image meet
The block’s main presentation risk is the relationship between a text column containing three repeated menu items and the circular photograph beside it. On a wide screen, the image balances the list and leaves the dish names, prices, and ingredient descriptions in a compact reading area. At narrower widths, that relationship may need careful review: the text can become taller as descriptions wrap, while the circular image may need to scale or move below the menu so it does not compress the item details.
The repeated list also creates a useful density checkpoint. Each entry carries a name, a displayed price, and supporting ingredient text, so line wrapping and vertical spacing can affect how quickly visitors compare Pear Salad, Brodetto di Pesce, and Farm Greens. The image should retain enough size to remain a meaningful visual element without extending the section unnecessarily or separating it too far from the content it supports. Review alignment, column stacking, image proportions, and the amount of white space between items across screen widths. Nicepage Responsive Modes can assist with evaluating these relationships, but the important mockup question remains local to this block: whether the menu hierarchy and circular image continue to share a clear visual balance as the available space changes.
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