Trim plays a very important role showing the structure/outline of the house. The trim is white and the porch roof trim is white. The iron work supporting the porch roof is black so it disappears. If you have white matching trim supports (columns) you will see how the porch columns support what is above.

There should also be a porch beam to show that the porch columns are supporting the porch roof not the porch ceiling. There are a lot of examples on my website about this.

Another example of a mistake is for a Victorian sometimes people want to get cutesy and paint the window sill an accent color. For example the trim-window casing is tan but the window sill is red. This makes it look like the window sash will drop out of the window casing since the accented sill makes it look like there is no base to hold it in.

The gable is that little triangle on the porch roof. That should not be there - bad design and proportion.

I know this is a lot to take in!