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Three-Column Profiles and Cards Need Careful Screen Review

The first responsive review point is the nine-profile gallery. Its three-column arrangement gives the desktop presentation a regular rhythm, but portrait scale, role-label width, and the space between image and text should remain clear as the available width decreases. The teal introduction above it also needs to retain enough room for its heading and copy without overwhelming the first row of portraits.

The six orange testimonial cards create a second density change. Their three-column arrangement, circular portraits, names, and testimonial text may require close visual comparison at narrower widths, especially where repeated cards become stacked content. The shift from portrait-led team profiles to compact client cards should remain recognizable rather than becoming one continuous image-and-text block. The following principles area is less dense, but its three peer columns and two buttons still need balanced spacing and readable labels.

The final contact section presents a different responsive challenge because it combines two functional sides: the inquiry form and direct contact information with social links and a resume download. Review should confirm that the form remains prominent while the secondary details do not crowd it. The changes from teal to light background and then to a dark footer should also remain visually distinct at smaller widths. These areas make the design useful to evaluate as a finished presentation, not only as a static desktop arrangement.