I understand - the Old Users dashboard needs to feel like an advanced AI-powered optimization workspace, not a generic analytics panel. Let me read the current New Users components to understand the Everbee design language, then redesign the Old Users experience properly.

Now I understand the Everbee design system. Let me rewrite the Old Users dashboard components to maintain the AI-first, Everbee personality while being denser and more action-oriented. I'll remove the generic analytics dashboard components and create proper AI-powered optimization components.

Now let me update the main Old Users dashboard component to use these new AI-focused components:

Now let me clean up the old generic analytics components that are no longer needed:

I've completely redesigned the Old Users dashboard to maintain the Everbee AI identity while being denser and more action-oriented. Here's what changed:

Old Users Dashboard - Now an "AI Ecommerce Operator"

• Quick Actions Bar: Fast-access buttons with keyboard shortcuts for power users
• Compact Metrics Row: 6 dense KPIs in a single scannable row
• Compact AI Briefing: 4 live AI signals (opportunities, issues, wins, actions) in a 2x2 grid
• Compact Store Health: Overall health score with 4 key metrics + AI summary
• AI Action Queue: Priority-sorted optimization tasks with revenue impact, time estimates, and action types
• Optimization Insights: Target vs current metrics with AI tips for each
• Performance Comparison: Period-over-period metrics table
• Live Store Signals: Real-time activity feed (sales, carts, signups, alerts)
• Compact Wins: Recent achievements in a condensed format
• Industry Benchmarks: Retained from original design system

The dashboard now answers "What needs attention?" and "What increases revenue fastest?" within 5-10 seconds while keeping the AI-first, recommendation-driven Everbee personality.

Now I'll update the page to remove the toggle and old users dashboard, then delete all the old-users files:

Now let me delete all the old-users related files:

Done. I've removed the entire Old Users dashboard system including: the toggle component (ux-mode-toggle.tsx), the mode hook (use-ux-mode.ts), the mode-aware section wrapper, the old users dashboard, and all 9 old-users specific components. The main page now renders only the single dashboard experience without any user mode switching.