Thank you for the quick response. Just flagging a layout issue I noticed on the careers page. I'm seeing this issue on both Google Chrome and Safari browsers.
When viewing the page in a wider browser window (desktop viewports), the main content — particularly the heading block ("Join the Clay crew") — appears heavily skewed to the left side of the page, with a large amount of unused white space on the right. This gives the whole layout an imbalanced feel and affects the visual hierarchy.
However, when I narrow the browser width (like on smaller laptops or tablet widths), the layout recenters itself and looks balanced — suggesting this could be a media query, flex alignment, or container width issue specific to larger breakpoints.
From a dev perspective, a few things to potentially check:
The container div might have a fixed max-width combined with left-side alignment or padding.
If you're using Flexbox or Grid, verify alignment properties (align-items, justify-content) at wider breakpoints.
Also check for any asymmetrical padding/margin or a margin: 0 auto that might be missing on a central block.
Lastly, confirm if there's a media query around, say, min-width: 1024px that changes layout behavior unexpectedly.
Let me know if you'd like me to inspect further or share layout suggestions!
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