echo6ix

I am not claiming to know the optimal approach here, nor am I questioning the validity of the solutions proposed. However, I want to address this, and forgive me if...

Conceptually I agree it's better to move the image and some basic details into a header, and have the page be a summary of cards for their scenes, images, galleries,...

Cleaner  The amount of detail columns in the header would scale depending on the size of the viewport, so it would work for a mobile viewport, just...

I've played with this concept some more and something I keep realizing with UI design is that it's really really really hard to pull off professional looking clean and useable...

@elkorol I personally prefer the overflow button, but this is what it would look like without it.  >I don't know if this would be appealing but what about getting...

Removing the "show more" line reduces the vertical space of the header and removes a bit more clutter. Instead we could use an expand/collapse chevron by the performer's name to...

I did start mocking up mobile version concepts, I just need to complete them. They're pretty straight forward and more similar to the incumbent design, but I'll make some variations...

@WithoutPants ## Mobile views You will notice in the mobile views that the order of some items are different - The buttons are directly beneath the rating stars in the...

After considering the design of stacked performer names (first name stacked on the surname), I realized that distinguishing between the first name and surname using CSS is not feasible due...

### Reducing potential clutter in the UI by minimizing the display of the disambiguation value Disambiguation is important when distinguishing non-unique strings (performer names). However, its significance diminishes when presenting...