Beaustudio

How it’s built

Layout

Tiny ruled header sits above split editorial imagery: a publication at left, close portrait at right, and huge black identity crossing both.

Type

Very large heavy spaced uppercase sans identity and tiny uppercase header.

Color and surface

Off-white, black and muted warm portrait colors.

Components

Narrow header, two image panels and oversized overlaid wordmark.

What makes it work

• Giant black spaced wordmark crosses split publication and portrait imagery.

Measured

Computed CSS at 1440px, 2026-10-24.

Live behavior

Today

The current live homepage presents a French studio portfolio as a restrained editorial rail: a very small description and compact navigation sit above large project photographs and adjacent white/cream margins. The visual balance is photographic, airy, and magazine-like. Direct screenshot review supports a warm near-white ground with dark text, fine rules/small navigation, and project images that dominate the frame. The older live desktop screenshot in selected references is supporting historical context; the Nov 2 bound captures are the current-state observations. The Httpster gallery reference is a separate archive presentation with oversized Beaustudio branding and must not be treated as the live homepage.

Responsive

At 1440×1000 desktop and 768×1024 tablet, the project rail remains broad and image-led, with more compressed spacing at tablet. At 390×844 phone, the compact header and French introduction lead into vertically arranged project imagery. The page-down, middle, and bottom captures show distinct later project sections. The separately captured Infos route is a black page with white serif text: two columns and a thin divider on desktop, with a narrow phone layout that visibly extends beyond the viewport.

Scroll

Phone captures include initial, page-down, middle (recorded scroll target 5200), and bottom views; these show later project imagery and lower editorial sections. Exact page scroll positions follow the bound measurements; the screenshot is the evidence for visible content.