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Large Images, Dense Project Cards, and the Collapsing Menu Need Visual Review

The hero is the first area to inspect because a large interior photograph shares attention with a white text card positioned over its right side. At narrower widths, the relationship between image scale, card placement, heading size, and the rounded action can change the balance of the opening presentation. The six-image gallery is another important review area: its visual density should remain readable without allowing the images to become too small or the section to dominate the page.

The twelve-item project collection creates a longer and denser visual field. Review should focus on how the repeated cards stack, how their labels remain connected to their images, and whether the transition from the gallery introduction to the larger collection still feels clear on smaller screens. The preview already indicates that horizontal navigation collapses into a menu control, so that change should be checked alongside the page’s section flow. Finally, the orange contact panel should be viewed at narrow widths to confirm that office and phone details, the newsletter heading, and the subscription form retain a usable relationship. The charcoal footer provides a simple ending, but its contrast should still be checked after the brighter contact section. These points make the template useful as a responsive visual presentation to evaluate, not merely a desktop screenshot.