Live capture at 1440px, 2026-10-24
How it’s built
- Layout
- A full-frame architectural scene has black top navigation and small white project metadata across the bottom; a white-on-black identity sits in the upper left.
- Type
- Regular black sans navigation and small white sans bottom labels.
- Color and surface
- Natural blue sky and pale architecture with black and white labels.
- Components
- Full-field image with distributed top navigation and bottom project metadata.
What makes it work
- Full-field architectural scene
- distributed black top navigation
- small white bottom metadata
On a new subjectFor a public garden archive, show a full-field greenhouse scene with small black top navigation and white bottom metadata.
Measured
Fonts loadedSequel Sans
H184.24px / 400 / -0.4px
Body text16px
Page background#ffffff
Text color#333333
Page height3,383px
Computed CSS at 1440px, 2026-10-24.
Live behavior
- Today
- West of West opens as a white, image-led architecture-studio page. A sparse header places the black wordmark at far left, studio/work links near the left third, journal/contact around the center-right and Instagram at far right. Two understated underlined prompts, Explore Works and Read Journal, sit above a very large studio photograph. The sampled view is deliberately open, with extensive white space and little introductory copy.
- Responsive
- At 1440×1000 the links span the width above two project image areas and the broad studio photograph. Tablet and phone retain the white editorial treatment but the oversized text is partly clipped beneath or behind the header; project imagery shifts into narrower stacked or reduced-width regions. Measured document heights are 3383px desktop, 2555px tablet and 2283px phone. These sampled widths do not establish breakpoint logic or full-page order.
- Scroll
- At actual desktop scrollY=750 in a 1440×3383 document, the header remains visible while the opening project imagery continues through the viewport. Image frames shift across saved states. The sample does not establish fixed-header behavior through other positions or any destination interaction.
