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Siteplan LIDO Festival

siteplan.lidofestival.co.uk
Siteplan LIDO Festival website, live site

Live capture at 1440px, 2026-10-25

How it’s built

Layout
A pale field with fine blue line illustration holds a dense blue and black schedule panel upper right and a narrow blue information bar at bottom.
Type
Large bold blue stage title and small black/blue sans schedule labels.
Color and surface
Pale lavender-gray, vivid blue, black and fine blue linework.
Components
A vivid blue and black schedule panel sits over a pale field of fine line illustration.

What makes it work

  • Pale field of fine blue line illustration
  • Vivid blue and black schedule panel
  • Dense small labels and lower information bar
On a new subjectFor a public museum program, place a vivid blue and black schedule panel over a pale field of fine building linework, with dense labels and a lower information bar.

Measured

Fonts loadedNeueHaasDisplay-Black, NeueHaasDisplay-Roman
H230px / 400 / -1.25px
Body text16px
Page backgroundtransparent
Text color#bfbabd
Page height1,013px

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

Live behavior

Today
The Lido 2025 sitemap opens as a pale gray-lilac field with a large perspective site map rendered as fine electric-blue mesh lines and small blue stage or structure markers. A thin blue measurement ruler spans the width near the lower third, with the Site Map mark, units, date, and headline along it; compact sitemap and countdown labels sit at the top. The map is faint in the first frame and much more legible in later desktop frames.
Responsive
At 1440x1000 the saved document width is 1736px, exceeding the viewport; tablet is 768x1024 with a 1432px document, and phone is 390x844 with a viewport-sized document. The ruler and dates remain anchored near the bottom of the visible composition, while map detail is cropped and/or rescaled across widths. The three screenshots do not identify the exact scaling rule or establish continuous responsive behavior.
Scroll
The desktop-scroll capture records actual scrollY13, with the same fixed-looking ruler, top labels, and map composition. This small offset does not demonstrate a meaningful scroll transition or sticky behavior.

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