My website looks fine on desktop and tablet, yet on mobile screens certain elements stack on top of one another instead of flowing underneath. The problem is isolated to responsive behaviour—specifically, overlapping components—so I need precise CSS tweaks rather than a full redesign. The codebase is straightforward HTML/CSS with a couple of media queries. Your task is to identify the conflicting rules, adjust or add break-point styles, and verify the fix across common mobile widths (320 px up to 480 px). Please avoid changes that would alter the layout on larger viewports. Deliverables • Corrected CSS (inline comments or separate file) • Confirmation screenshots or short screen-capture showing the layout on mobile without overlaps • Brief summary of what was changed so I can maintain it going forward I can provide the stylesheet and a live preview link as soon as we start. Looking forward to a quick, clean solution.