
Live capture at 1440px, 2026-10-24
How it’s built
- Layout
- A full-frame pencil-like illustration depicts a brick facade, tree, doorway and window. Colored software-logo stickers decorate the door; a torn-paper-looking instruction panel lies low over the path.
- Type
- Hand-drawn-looking block letters on the hanging sign, small decorative instruction heading and plain sans support; sticker lettering is image content.
- Color and surface
- Pale gray paper-like scene with gray/black sketch lines and sparse bright sticker accents; white torn-edge instruction panel.
- Components
- Illustrated doorway entrance, hanging sign, tree, cat, window/planter and low instruction/audio-status panel.
What makes it work
- A monochrome sketched navigational scene with a central doorway, sparse colored stickers and a torn-paper instruction cue.
On a new subjectFor a local history archive, illustrate a pencil-drawn archive doorway with small colorful artifact stickers and a torn-paper entry instruction.
Measured
H132px / 700
Body text16px
Page background#fafafa
Text color#0a0a0a
Page height1,000px
Computed CSS at 1440px, 2026-10-24.
Live behavior
- Today
- The ITomDev portfolio landing frame is a monochrome hand-drawn courtyard: brick wall, tree, hanging mouse, cat, planter, stone path and a wooden “PORTFOLIO” sign over sticker-covered double doors. Selected technology logos add muted color. In desktop t2, tablet and ordinary phone, a paper-like “EXPLORER” notice asks visitors to click a door and shows audio as on. The selected gallery reference is a colored version of the same illustrated scene; it is kept separate from the current captured frames.
- Responsive
- The sampled desktop document is 1440×1000, tablet 768×1024, and phone states 390×844; each measured document equals its viewport dimensions and records scrollY=0. The courtyard composition is scaled/cropped for tablet and phone while preserving the portfolio sign and doors. These one-screen captures do not establish responsive breakpoints or content below the frame.
- Scroll
- The desktop-scroll filename does not correspond to a scroll: its measurement records actual scrollY=0 and a viewport-sized document. Its visible frame matches the courtyard/Explorer scene in desktop t2. No door, audio control or portfolio item was activated.






