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The Form-and-Map Split Needs Careful Responsive Review

The two-column contact block is the first area to inspect across viewport sizes. The form and its Submit button need enough width for fields, labels, and action controls to remain clear, while the map must retain enough visual presence to function as a meaningful location reference. On narrower screens, the relationship between these columns may change substantially, so the order, scale, and spacing of the form and map should be reviewed together rather than evaluated as isolated elements.

The opening contact section also deserves attention because it places an introductory statement beside several practical fields: address, phone, email, website, and business hours. A smaller viewport can alter the balance between the text column and the contact-details column, affecting scanability and vertical length. The compact header should be checked separately for navigation fit and the visibility of the Contact button, especially because a mobile-navigation panel is defined in the source even though it is not visible in the desktop preview.

The dark footer provides a final presentation checkpoint. Its three horizontally arranged information areas may need careful stacking or spacing review on narrow screens, while the contrast between the footer and the white content should remain apparent. These concrete areas make the design useful as a responsive mockup for visual evaluation, without treating it as a wireframe or claiming unverified device behavior.