Residental projects Website Mockup

The three-column project grid and tall image deserve close responsive review

The page’s visual presentation depends on several areas whose proportions may change noticeably across screen widths. The opening section places centered introductory text above a large rounded architectural image, so the relationship between text width, image scale, and vertical spacing should remain balanced when the available space narrows. The three equal Research, Vision, and Design cards create a second point of review because their horizontal relationship may need to become a more compact sequence.

The nine project cards are the densest visual region. Their three-column arrangement carries much of the portfolio’s rhythm, while each card combines imagery, a project name, a location association, and short description. At smaller widths, image cropping, card height, text wrapping, and the order of the project items should be checked together rather than evaluated separately. The later split section also needs attention because its tall architectural image and philosophy text use unequal proportions.

The dark Contact Us area adds another responsive-sensitive relationship. White inquiry content, the form, three contact-information cards, and the photographic background must retain readable contrast and usable spacing. The map below should remain visually connected to the contact details without overwhelming them. Reviewing navigation, mobile navigation, image scale, card density, and the closing form as one continuous presentation gives this mockup a concrete evaluation path across screen sizes.