Been redoing TrumpetStudio.com
(New version not up yet)
Had issues…
Just finished 100+ pages 11:30 pm Chicago time 
Still to fix:
Internal Links and some button colors
Add page titles
Add meta descriptions
Should be a couple of more days…
Took the time to redesign and re-layout all content
Used essentials more - have things drastically with more blank space…
All and all - very happy to be - partially - done 
I use dark mode all the time, not sure if important to you
Thanx - will fix… I thought system theme would automatically change for dark mode- didn’t check it…
I have a theory about white space, particularly on info-rich Web sites: if you’re adding white space, you have too much going on with that page. I personally don’t believe that adding more white space to set things apart fixes the problem.
White space was a design ethic that magazines used to set themselves apart from newspapers. Eventually that moved to advertising. But it’s a style thing, not a foundational thing as most people try to do.
Moreover, the current Landing Page designs are essentially doom scrolls (“now with added white space…”), and that is because of the need to be mobile friendly (or as is becoming more popular to say, mobile first).
So let’s talk about the second screen shot. You have equal white space between the heading and the pull quote. But those three boxes are really related to the heading. By using equal space you’re saying that the three boxes are equally as important to pull quote. They aren’t. Your heading says what the site is doing, and the three boxes are your key pointers (at least that’s how I interpret this). They need to be connected (less white space). The pull quote and photo are actually bigger than the three boxes you want people to click on, distorting importance.
Perhaps lol 
I got a little carried away with essentials - lol and liked them and went to the biggest versions…
Your right! The three choices (on the second photo) should be smaller…
And the doom scrolling is a problem also
Will work on it more…
Thank you so much for the constructive feedback!
