Ekaterina Busygina

How it’s built

Layout

White field with three unevenly spaced architecture photographs and vertical labels along the sides and center. Generous whitespace separates the images.

Type

Bold vertical black identity and light gray vertical side labels.

Color and surface

White field, black and gray type, monochrome architecture and a bright yellow image.

Components

Vertical identity, side labels and asymmetric image arrangement.

What makes it work

• Sparse architectural images arranged around a vertical central identity.

Measured

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

Live behavior

Today

Current desktop capture is a mostly white architectural-photography portfolio with a very open, staggered image field. At 1440×1000, small INFO and CONTACTS labels sit vertically at the left and right edges, while the name EKATERINA BUSYGINA is vertical near center; architectural photos sit in offset rectangles with large gaps. At tablet width, the vertical edge controls and vertical name remain while the offset image pattern continues lower down. At mobile width, the header becomes horizontal at top with the name left and INFO/CONTACTS right; photos continue in alternating left/right positions with wide whitespace. The scroll capture at scrollY=750 reveals further offset architecture images; no new text-heavy section appears in the sampled viewport.

Responsive

Captured at 1440×1000, 768×1024, and 390×844. Desktop and tablet keep vertical side labels and a vertical central name with staggered photos. At 390px, the name and INFO/CONTACTS become a horizontal top row; staggered photos continue below in a tall page. These are captured widths only; further breakpoint behavior is unknown.

Scroll

Desktop-scroll is a successful scroll capture at scrollY=750 in a 1440×1000 viewport. It shows a continuation of the staggered architecture-photo field, distinct from the top images, with large white gaps. The sampled document height is 12434px. No link or control was activated.