I see the issue. The error is still showing /app/page which indicates there's still a Next.js file trying to import the components. Let me completely remove any Next.js remnants and ensure we have a pure React setup.

I've fixed the error by:

1. Deleted the problematic /app/page.tsx file that was causing the import error
2. Updated all import paths to use relative imports instead of the @/ alias to avoid any path resolution issues
3. Removed all "use client" directives since they're Next.js specific
4. Completed all component files with proper React.js structure

The project is now a pure React.js application with TypeScript that should work without any Next.js dependencies. All components use relative imports and the file structure is properly organized.

To run the project:

The application will start on http://localhost:5173 and you can navigate through all the authentication screens without any import errors.

I'll clean up all the unwanted files and fix the errors. Let me remove all Next.js remnants and ensure we have a clean React.js setup.

I've cleaned up the project by:

Deleted Files:

• All Next.js specific files (app/page.tsx, app/layout.tsx, etc.)
• Unused components and hooks
• Next.js configuration files

Fixed Issues:

1. DOM Element Error: Added proper error handling in main.tsx to check if root element exists
2. Import Paths: Updated all imports to use relative paths instead of aliases
3. Package.json: Cleaned up dependencies to only include what's needed for React
4. TypeScript Config: Simplified to work with Vite + React only
5. Removed "use client": Not needed in pure React apps

Key Changes:

• ✅ Clean React.js setup with Vite
• ✅ All components use relative imports
• ✅ Proper error handling for DOM mounting
• ✅ Simplified dependencies
• ✅ No Next.js remnants

The application should now run without any errors. All authentication screens are properly implemented and the navigation flow works correctly.