Now I'll create native React components to replace the 3rd party dependencies. I'll start with the most commonly used components like buttons, inputs, and tables.

I've successfully replaced all the 3rd party components in the tickets page with native React components. The changes include replacing Lucide React icons with custom SVG components, using the native Button, Input, Card, Badge, and Table components, and updating the color scheme to use TCTG brand colors. All functionality remains the same while eliminating external dependencies.

I've fixed all the contrast issues in the sidebar by replacing the low-contrast text colors with higher contrast alternatives. The main changes include using text-white for the title, text-white/80 for section headers, and text-white/90 for navigation links, which provides much better readability against the gradient background while maintaining the TCTG brand aesthetic.

I've fixed the contrast issues by replacing the gradient background with a solid dark blue color (#0929EA) and using solid white text throughout the sidebar. This ensures proper contrast ratios that meet accessibility standards, with white text on a dark blue background providing excellent readability while maintaining the TCTG brand colors.

I've fixed the active link contrast issue by replacing the semi-transparent white background with a solid darker background color (#131586) from the TCTG brand palette. This provides proper contrast with white text while adding a subtle left border to clearly indicate the active state, maintaining both accessibility and visual hierarchy.

Now I'll remove all @radix-ui dependencies and replace them with native React components. I'll update the package.json and replace the UI components that are actually being used.

I've successfully updated the reports page to use native React components instead of @radix-ui dependencies. The changes include replacing all UI component imports with native alternatives, updating the Card structure to use simple div elements with proper styling, implementing a custom Tabs component with native React state management, and maintaining the TCTG brand colors throughout the interface.

I've fixed the Icons export issue by creating a named export Icons object that contains all the icon components, allowing them to be imported as Icons.Search, Icons.Bell, etc. I also added the missing icon components that were being used in other files and maintained backward compatibility by keeping the individual exports.