Live capture at 1440px, 2026-10-25
How it’s built
- Layout
- A giant red flower fills a pale gray page; tiny dark navigation at upper left and a translucent lower strip of small image previews overlay it.
- Type
- Tiny compact uppercase labels; no large visible title.
- Color and surface
- Pale gray and saturated red flower with dark translucent thumbnail strip.
- Components
- A full-field close-up red flower is paired with tiny top navigation and a lower strip of small image previews.
What makes it work
- Pale field with huge saturated red organic or sculptural macro subject
- Tiny upper navigation
- Translucent lower thumbnail strip
On a new subjectFor a public mineral archive, dominate a pale field with an original saturated red sculptural mineral macro subject, tiny upper navigation and a translucent lower thumbnail strip.
Measured
Fonts loadedOCR-X-Regular, neue-haas-grotesk-display
Body text16px
Page background#000000
Text color#000000
Page height1,000px
Computed CSS at 1440px, 2026-10-25.
Live behavior
- Today
- The opening is a full-viewport, high-contrast product-image stage: a large deep-red flower or petal form sits against a pale gray field in the first desktop frame, with a narrow strip of campaign thumbnails along the bottom and a compact black top-left menu labeled XK, WORK and INFO. The later desktop frame is black with a mostly dark hero while the bottom project strip and labels remain. Other saved frames show close red botanical imagery. The composition gives media the dominant area and keeps text small and peripheral.
- Responsive
- Desktop uses a 1440×1000 viewport with the compact navigation near the top-left and the project strip near the bottom. The 768×1024 tablet and 390×844 phone retain full-screen campaign imagery and the bottom thumbnail rail; at phone width the WORK/INFO navigation sits near the lower edge. Project-name labels are 12px in the measurements. Images extend beyond the viewport and the product rail is horizontally distributed; the captures do not establish every breakpoint or whether the rail itself is user-scrollable.
- Scroll
- The scroll-labeled desktop screenshot shows a different close-up of red petals, but its raw measurement records actual scrollY=0 and a 1000px document height. It therefore provides no evidence of scrolling or downstream page content; the visual difference may be a different media frame. No project was selected.
