@giselach all usability-questions put aside, I think the problem is the margin between the rows. while the letters get smaller with smaller window height, the rows stay the same size (it seems to me).

maybe this:

    .div{
           color: white;
           mix-blend-mode: difference;
    }

great layout and photos! the only thing I find distracting is that it is not clear what images are links and what images aren‘t clickable.

Felix

@adamk u use a lot of high quality gifs with 10 mb in size on your homepage, and suqeeze them into small thumbnails. I think it will run faster if you optimize this.

pen with the code:
https://codepen.io/LeCorbeau/pen/YzVmKWv

@bergerberg generally, lay theme adds a -x to the name when it already exists. maybe that is the case?

@kasuma on what device are you working?

@tali maybe you need a webfont format such as .woff instead of .ttf

@Richard it appears when the mobile browser minimizes its interface on scrolling down. The Height of the image stays the same and is too short...

@Sunnyi maybe a quick fix:

 .fixed-image {
 position: fixed;
 width: 100vw;
 height: 120vh;
 }

further reading:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37112218/css3-100vh-not-constant-in-mobile-browser

@Richard yet he has to change the front-page every time he saves the changes in the customizer. MAYBE armin can incorporate a "show page XYZ" feature in the customizer, so you can directly choose the page to display from a list. I would love this because the customizer is not really meant/made for navigation. for example, when you use the browser back button you don't navigate back in the website but you get back to your Wordpress dashboard.