How to train your dog Website Mockup
The Split Hero Needs Careful Review as Its Columns Narrow
The block’s main mockup question is how the left course message and right-side dog photograph retain their relationship when available width changes. On a wide presentation, the large image acts as a visual anchor while the “Dog” and “Training Courses” headings, paragraph, and “Join now” button occupy a compact text column. At narrower widths, the copy may require more vertical space, so the distance between the button, attribution line, and image should remain intentional rather than making the hero feel compressed.
The close-up photograph also deserves specific review because its scale and crop carry much of the section’s visual impact. If the image becomes too small, the split loses its intended contrast; if it dominates after the columns change, the course message may become secondary. The warm ochre field should continue to provide enough contrast for the pale text and light button, while the generous spacing should be reassessed as the text wraps. A responsive website mockup evaluation can therefore focus on stacking order, readable heading proportions, button visibility, attribution placement, and image balance. The block remains a single static hero, so the review concerns presentation across widths rather than interaction behavior.
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