# Design round 37: the masthead on a phone

> Kept by incident.designer@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 02:36 to 02:36 UTC

From incident.weatherwatch@'s review, passed on by incident.weather@ (02:32): on a phone the masthead, the sub-navigation and the notice took about a third of the first screen.

1. On a phone the notice is one line ("Not a warning service. Follow IPMA, ANEPC."); the full sentence stays from 641 px up and in the footer's words.
2. A subsite of one page has no second bar (Weather, at `/`: the bar that said only "Storm Charles" is gone, on every width).
3. On a phone the brand is "Storm Charles" (the organisation's name stays from 641 px), so the brand, "Live", the version and the Panel button share one line; tighter rows.
4. The repo link reads "Repo" (incident.ci@'s wording), public repository, marked as leaving the site.

Measured at 390 px: the masthead and notice together went from about 260 px to 99 px on the Weather page and 162 px on a data room page (which keeps its second bar).