The logo shows "GER" in bold rounded sage-green letters with "JUNTOS CREAMOS IMPACTOS" beneath it in gray, on a white background. Let me save it and check where the current text-based brand is used.

I'll replace the text-based brand in the header and footer with the actual logo image. Let me update the header first.

Now the footer:

Now let me verify the logo renders correctly in the header and footer.

Verified logo

The GER logo now appears in both the header (top-left, with the "JUNTOS CREAMOS IMPACTOS" tagline) and the footer, replacing the text-based brand. It sits cleanly on the white background and scales responsively across sizes. The logo blends naturally with the white-and-green theme throughout the site.

I'll make the hero more impactful. Let me read the current hero component first.

I'll rewrite the hero with floating paint particles, an animated word-by-word title reveal, and a more visible background. I'll create a particles component and update the hero.

Now I'll update the hero: reduce overlay opacity so the background shows more, add the particles layer, and animate the title word-by-word.

Now the animated word-by-word title:

Now let me verify the new hero in the browser.

Verified hero

The hero is now much more impactful — the background image is clearly visible, the title animates word-by-word with a spring effect, and green paint particles float upward (one is visible near the bottom). There's a runtime issue flagged though; let me check the logs.

The flagged issue is a hydration mismatch — the particles use Math.random(), which produces different values on the server vs. client. I'll fix this by generating the particles only after mount on the client.

Since particles is now empty on the server and populated on mount, the hydration mismatch is resolved. Let me verify the fix cleared the issue.

Verified fix

The hydration issue is resolved and the hero is now much more impactful. The background image is clearly visible with lighter overlays, the title animates in word-by-word with a spring-bounce effect, the background subtly zooms on load, and green paint particles continuously float upward across the section (visible on the right edge). It all stays on-brand with the white-and-green palette.