The proof of the header has the height of the section at 141px, and it's 140px on the site.

The proof has the height of the logo at 118px, and the site has its height at 123.328.

Cody , what does the client want done here? Is she relying on a later design proof or something, because the values I provided are what I see in the latest development proof.

The picture from the client above shows a short screen, and they have a relatively tall logo. Does the client want me to shrink the logo? If I do, the logo won't be as wide, and parishioners with less than stellar eyesight won't be able to read "Always Loved, Always Welcome!"

Please advise how you'd like me to proceed.

I am asking Brenda exactly what she wants, but I think since hers is a smaller screen in general, that she may want it to be shorter on laptop size or at least her laptop size. I will add clarification when I receive it.

Between her task bar, favorites and weirdly short screen, of course this occupies so much of her viewport. The jumping points in the header are significantly more important for user experience and accessibility than a larger hero.

Doesn't she realize that they have an inordinately tall logo and that the word "menu" under the hamburger is one of the main contributors to the header looking so big on her laptop?

Yeah, but she wants the header smaller because of the "proportions". smh, I don't know.

I'm leaving this as *WAIT* until we get some better direction on this.