Brand Identity Website Mockup

The Seven-Image Collage Is the Key Area for Responsive Review

The main responsive review point is the seven-image collage, where three columns, stacked panels, and varied image proportions create a dense visual arrangement. At narrower widths, the relationship between image scale, panel order, and spacing will determine whether the portfolio still reads as an intentional composition rather than a compressed group of pictures. The second gallery provides a useful comparison: its four equal image panels follow a simpler horizontal rhythm, so its spacing and transition from the upper collage deserve separate attention.

The compact navigation also needs visual review because it combines Projects with a category dropdown, About, Contact, and social links. The category labels for Branding, UI/UX, and Business card should remain understandable when the navigation changes presentation on smaller screens. Social links appear in both the header and footer, while the dark footer contains centered branding and contact information; these repeated elements should be checked for scale, alignment, and available breathing room. The mockup’s strongest evaluation focus is therefore visual presentation across widths: how the collage reorganizes, how the four-image row retains balance, how navigation adapts, and how the closing contact region maintains its centered identity.