Full-service interior design Website Mockup
The Card Group and Offering List Need Separate Responsive Review
The block’s main mockup concern is the balance between its two content systems. On the left, four service cards form a two-by-two group with icons, titles, and descriptions. On the right, the Full-Service Offerings list stacks five detailed capabilities above the Learn More button. At wider sizes, this arrangement lets visitors compare the repeated card group with the longer list; at narrower sizes, the two areas may need to stack while preserving their distinction.
Review should focus on how the centered “What We Do” heading relates to the changing column structure, how the smaller service descriptions wrap, and whether the five offering items remain easy to scan when the available width decreases. The beige line icons and checkmarks should retain enough separation from their text, while the rounded button should remain visually connected to the list rather than drifting into an unrelated position. Black serif typography may also require attention as the heading and content widths change. The white background and generous spacing provide visual breathing room, but excessive vertical gaps could lengthen the section after stacking. Evaluating these relationships in a website mockup helps preserve the intended hierarchy: repeated services first, detailed offerings beside or below them, and the Learn More action clearly following the list.
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