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Measured on the live header at a 1440×900 desktop before anything was designed. The bar is not nearly full — it is one word from overflowing, and it already breaks onto three lines on a laptop.
Each option below is live — hover “Services”, and scroll inside the frame to see the bar stick. Narrow your browser under 820px to see the phone treatment.
The smallest change that works. Same styling you have now, but the three competing calls to action become one, and Membership moves under Pricing — it is a price. That frees enough room for About.
Placeholder page content, here only so the bar has something to scroll against.
Scroll inside the frame — the bar stays put.
Option A’s bar, but Services opens the full width. This is the one that earns its keep: you have about thirty service pages and the current menu reaches six of them. Two ways in — by what the client sells, and by what they want shot — because people arrive knowing one or the other.
Hover Services, then scroll.
Option B’s structure in the type you just approved on the About page — 11px uppercase with wide letter‑spacing, a hairline rule instead of a shadow, purple spent on one thing only. It is the lightest of the three on screen and the only one that looks like the rest of the new work rather than like the template.
Hover Services, then scroll.
All three drop Schedule a call and Contact from the top level. Neither disappears: both stay in the footer, Schedule a call stays as a button on Pricing and How it works where someone is actually deciding, and both sit in the Services menu in B and C. Three calls to action next to each other is the reason none of them reads as the obvious next step. Membership moves under Pricing. About and Log in finally get in — the second one matters because every migrated client needs it.
A four-column panel cannot exist at 390px, so on a phone the same sixteen links become one grouped list in a full-height sheet — the group headings do the work the columns did. Both frames below are the real thing at 330px wide; scroll inside the open one.
Closed — 56px, two things on it
Placeholder content, so the bar has something to sit above.
Open — full height, actions pinned
Lit, styled and retouched. One finished image back in 3–5 business days.
Start with oneFour decisions worth knowing about, because each one could have gone the other way:
The one thing to decide: whether Schedule a call and Contact belong in this list at all, or only in the footer. They are in it here because a phone is where someone most wants to just call you.