Facts and questions psge Website Mockup

Reviewing hero scale, accordion density, and the split contact block

The large photographic hero is the first area to inspect when viewing this design as a responsive presentation. Its centered white copy and yellow buttons must remain visually balanced as the available width changes, because the image, text block, and two actions share one full-width composition. The transition into the light gray FAQ area should also remain clear, with the section heading and three accordion questions retaining readable spacing rather than becoming visually compressed.

The contact block creates a different responsive concern. On wider screens, the map and vertically arranged form appear as neighboring panels, with the map providing visual context and the name, email, and message fields forming a separate interaction column. At narrower widths, their scale, order, and vertical spacing deserve particular attention so the form does not become visually secondary or difficult to scan. The Submit action should remain identifiable within that change.

The footer is another useful review point because its compact columns contain quick links, social links, contact channels, and lower navigation. Those groups may need careful evaluation when horizontal space decreases. Reviewing the template as a mockup therefore means checking image scale, centered content, accordion density, split-panel balance, and footer compression across screen conditions, rather than treating the desktop rendering as the only final presentation.