I see exactly what is happening in the screenshot you provided. The massive `tp-spacer` we added to protect the question box was taking up *too* much room. The top of the form became so large that the invisible "scroll container" had effectively eaten up the entire height of your screen, meaning your mouse/finger was trying to scroll against an empty bumper instead of the actual list of questions. We needed a completely different physical layout. Instead of relying on a giant invisible spacer that causes scroll lock, I rebuilt the grid from the ground up using **CSS Flexbox Flow**. Here is the exact upgrade: 1. **The Flow Layout:** Instead of pinning the logo to the top of the screen (`position: fixed`) where it overlaps everything, the logo and the intro text are now *part of the scrolling page itself*. They sit perfectly at the top of the form, and the first question naturally flows right underneath them without needing a massive invisible spacer. 2. **The "Snap Small" Header:** As soon as you scroll down past the big logo, a Javascript trigger catches you. It *instantly* un-hides a tiny, sleek "mini-header" at the very top of the screen that stays with you the whole time, while the giant logo naturally scrolls up and away into space. 3. **Tightened Up Top:** Because the elements now naturally push each other down, the spacing is perfectly tight on both mobile and desktop. No more invisible dead zones blocking your scroll. Here is your fully dialed-in, perfectly flowing engine room code. Copy and paste: ```html

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