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Jason Bergh

jasonbergh.com
Jason Bergh website, live site

Live capture at 1440px, 2026-10-24

How it’s built

Layout
A dark muted photographic-looking face fills a bounded page. An inset horizontal crop sits at center, with a very large cream serif title with italic-leaning capitals and more upright thin lowercase split to its left and right; tiny technical metadata and corner navigation overlay the image.
Type
Large fine serif title with italic-leaning capitals and more upright thin lowercase; very small uppercase and monospaced-looking metadata. Exact font unknown.
Color and surface
Olive, brown and black image tones, cream text and thin light markings.
Components
A centered cropped image inset overlays a dark photographic-looking scene; a large cream serif title with italic-leaning capitals and more upright thin lowercase flanks it and tiny metadata sits around it.

What makes it work

  • Dark photographic-looking full-field scene
  • Central inset crop
  • Large cream serif title with italic-leaning capitals and more upright thin lowercase flanking inset
  • Tiny technical metadata and corner navigation
On a new subjectFor a public ocean-history archive, place a central inset crop over a dark photographic-looking ocean scene, flank it with a large cream serif title with italic-leaning capitals and more upright thin lowercase and add tiny metadata and corner navigation.

Measured

Fonts loadedEditorialnew, Monumentgrotesk, MonumentgroteskMono, Abcsimonmono, EditorialnewItalic, EditorialnewItalicRegular
Body text14px
Page background#1e1e1c
Text color#ffeec8
Page height1,077px

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

Live behavior

Today
A dark cinematic portfolio uses cream italic serif titles split around a central framed image, with tiny navigation, category labels and faint vertical numeric guides. Small media thumbnails and a muted background occupy the field. The original desktop reference shows a centered introductory statement; the gallery reference shows another project in a browser-like frame.
Responsive
Tablet and phone replace the desktop link row with Menu and stack the project title above and below a central image frame. The fresh phone uses a single line for each title half while the ordinary phone wraps, a separate load and phase that is not a controlled breakpoint comparison.
Scroll
The desktop scroll attempt records actual scrollY 0 and retains the same project composition; it does not establish a later page section.

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