Header F — “Hive corner”, five ways

The layout is held constant (logo · services in the main nav · CALL NOW stacked right) so only the hive expression varies. F1 is the picked option with its cells snapped to a true honeycomb grid; F2 redraws the comb as line-art rings like the brand's own icons; F3 adds a faint echo behind the phone; F4 turns the corner into a full-height slab; F5 moves the comb to the roofline, fading left to right. All cells sit on the real comb lattice (cell 74×85, neighbours at ±39 / 65).

F1Baseline, true comb grid — the original pick, tuned: cells now interlock on a real honeycomb lattice; a ghost cell and two floating dots suggest the hive still growing.
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F2Line-art comb — the cluster drawn as outline rings (matching the line style of the practice-area icons), with a single solid orange anchor cell. Lightest touch.
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F3Corner + echo — F1's corner, plus a very faint comb echo drifting in behind the phone number: the hive answering itself across the header. Tests balance.
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F4Hive slab — the corner grows into a full-height comb column bleeding off the left edge: three solid cells (brown/orange/teal) with ghosts spreading right. Heaviest, most committed.
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F5Roofline comb — the comb rides the top edge instead of the corner: a row of half-sunk cells fading left→right, like the hive spreading along the roof. Logo keeps normal position.
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