MAH Ferraz

How it’s built

Layout

A full-field cinematic photographic-looking street scene carries large widely separated white identity initials across the top, interleaved with much smaller navigation labels. A small centered label and a narrow row of image thumbnails sit below.

Type

Large widely separated white sans identity initials contrast with tiny white sans navigation and central label; exact letters and count are source-specific.

Color and surface

Muted street colors and white overlays.

Components

A full-field street scene carries widely separated large white identity initials interleaved with tiny top navigation, a small centered label and lower thumbnail strip.

What makes it work

• Full-field cinematic photographic-looking scene
• Widely separated large white identity initials interleaved with tiny top navigation and a centered small label
• Lower thumbnail strip

Measured

Computed CSS at 1440px, 2026-10-25.

Live behavior

Today

The Mah Ferraz desktop opening uses a full-viewport cinematic video still with a small pale navigation row at the top, a centered project caption, and a thin filmstrip of thumbnails near the bottom. The sampled t0 frame shows a close view of a shoe/box scene; t2 shows a dark road and vehicle scene, and the scroll-labeled frame shows a different project image with a person at a desk. On phone, the opening frame is black with the same compact navigation, centered project caption and thumbnail strip. The saved states therefore show a media-led landing surface whose imagery can vary independently of the sparse UI.

Responsive

At 1440×1000 the video fills the viewport, the navigation spans a narrow top row, and the thumbnail strip is inset near the bottom. At 768×1024 the captured image shows a woman lying down; at 390×844 the ordinary phone frame is black with the caption and a shorter inset thumbnail strip. Text geometry confirms the desktop caption at about x=546,y=491 with a 347×18px box and the phone caption at x=16,y=415 with a 358×15px box. Three sampled widths do not establish breakpoint thresholds or media-loading rules.

Scroll

The scroll-labeled desktop screenshot records actual scrollY=0 in a 1440×1000 document. It shows a different featured image and caption while retaining the same top navigation and bottom thumbnail strip. The image change cannot be attributed to scrolling from this evidence; no lower page content or sticky behavior is established.