The image shows a simple cartoon-style human figure - a friendly man standing with arms slightly out, wearing a blue t-shirt and dark navy pants, with a simple face (skin-toned with brown hair).

Let me update the app to:

1. Create an SVG cartoon person like this (not use the image)
2. Change all "Vitalis" to "Cura"
3. Move medication info boxes to the screen edges with proper margins
4. Keep status circles on the body

Now I understand the full picture. Let me make the changes:

1. Update all "Vitalis" to "Cura"
2. Create an SVG cartoon person like the reference (blue shirt, dark pants, skin-toned)
3. Move medication cards to the edges of the screen
4. Keep the status dots on the body

Now let me update the home screen with a cartoon-style person SVG and move the medication cards to the edges:

Now let me update the AI screen to add the circular voice animation:

The AI screen already has the circular voice animation rings. Let me verify the page.tsx still says "Cura" and not "Vitalis":

Let me check and fix the page.tsx:

I've made all the requested updates:

1. Changed all "Vitalis" to "Cura" - Updated the app name in layout.tsx title, loading screen text, and the main function name.
2. Created cartoon-style SVG person (v21 style) - Made a simple friendly cartoon person with blue t-shirt, dark pants, skin-toned face with hair, ears, eyes, eyebrows, nose, and a smile. The person has arms extended slightly and is standing upright.
3. Moved medication cards to screen edges - The medication info cards (Crocin, Visine, Strepsils, etc.) are now positioned at the left and right edges of the screen with proper margins, no longer overlapping the body.
4. Kept status dots on body - The red/yellow/green pulsing circles remain on the body parts (head, eyes, throat, chest, stomach, knees) to indicate medication status.
5. AI screen already has voice animation - The circular expanding rings appear when the assistant is listening or speaking, with animated waveform bars inside the button.

I've received the comprehensive Master Blueprint for Project Cura. This is a significant architectural overhaul from the current app—you're requesting a medical-grade, dual-sided mobile application with:

Key Specifications:

• 11-Screen Architecture split into 4 modules (Auth, Caregiver, Primary User, Medical Modals)
• Stitch MCP Integration for clinical design tokens
• Clinical Domain Models (SymptomLog, MedicationLog with strict enums)
• Accessibility Standards (WCAG, Stepper buttons, haptics)
• Primary User: Bottom nav with Home/History/Care Team/Settings
• Caregiver Flow: Dashboard with traffic light status, encrypted events, radar animation

Before I begin the rebuild, please clarify:

1. Starting Point: Should I completely rebuild from scratch using this blueprint, or gradually migrate the current Cura app toward these specs?

2. Priority Module: Which should I implement first?

   • MODULE A (Auth & Onboarding with splash screen, role selection, phone auth, OTP)?
   • MODULE B (Caregiver Dashboard with traffic light hero)?
   • MODULE C (Primary User tabs with Bento home)?
   • MODULE D (Clinical input modals)?
3. Data Persistence: Should I use a backend/API, or implement with local state/mock data for now?
4. Design Tokens: Do you have access to Stitch MCP, or should I hardcode the specified clinical colors (Deep Space Navy #0A1128, Clinical White #FFFFFF, Vibrant Cyan #00B4D8)?

Once you confirm, I'll begin full implementation of Project Cura according to this production-grade specification.