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Eight Project Cards and Split Contact Content Need Careful Screen Review

The split hero should be the first area reviewed in the visual presentation. Its portrait image, centered growth message, and Learn more button share one opening composition, so changes in available width can affect the balance between image and text. The same review applies to the eight portfolio cards: their repeated image-led arrangement needs enough space for project visuals and labels to remain distinct rather than becoming a dense, difficult-to-scan group.

The testimonial card provides a useful contrast point because it is a single centered unit between larger collections. Check how its portrait, quote, and attribution scale in relation to the surrounding rounded cards and high-contrast blocks. The three-column collaboration section presents another responsive-sensitive area. Service labels such as development, app features, prototyping, and IT services must remain legible when the columns narrow or stack, especially against the bold purple, yellow, white, and orange palette.

The lower contact content deserves a separate visual pass. Four evenly arranged contact cards may need review for spacing and alignment on smaller screens, while the final form is placed beside explanatory copy and social links. Fields for name, email, and message should retain a clear reading order when that split arrangement changes. As a website mockup, the design is most useful for evaluating image scale, card density, typography, spacing, and navigation adaptation across viewport conditions before treating the presentation as settled.