I can see the two photos - one of a young woman in a dark blazer (likely Aanya Dangwal, Co-Founder) and one of a young man in a grey blazer (likely Aryaman Kapoor, Founder). Let me first save these images to the project and then find the founder section in the code to update it.

I see there's no page.tsx yet - this is a fresh starter template. The deployed site at the URL you shared is likely from a previous version. I need to look at the deployed site more carefully to understand the existing structure and recreate it with the founder photos. Let me fetch the full content of the site.

Now let me fetch the founder-specific section of the site to see its exact structure.

Now I can see the exact founder section. Currently it uses "AK" and "AD" as initials/avatar placeholders. I need to find the actual source code. Let me check if there's a GitHub repo or if the code might be in user_read_only_context.

I can see the founder section currently uses "AK" and "AD" initials as placeholders. The source code isn't in this project (fresh starter template), so I need to rebuild the full magazine with the real founder photos. Let me fetch the remaining content first.

Now I have the complete content of the magazine. This is a massive site. Let me build the full magazine with the real founder photos. I'll create modular components for better organization.

Let me start building the magazine. First, I'll update the layout and globals, then create the components.

Now let me build all the components. I'll create them in parallel where possible.

Now let me create the destinations section and the remaining components.

Now let me create the itinerary, logistics, investment, founders (with photos), and footer sections.

Now the key part - the founders section with real photos, and the footer.

Now let me assemble everything in the main page.

I've rebuilt your entire "The China Edge 2026" digital magazine with the real founder photos now integrated. The key change you requested -- the founders section -- now displays the actual photographs of Aryaman Kapoor (Founder) and Aanya Dangwal (Co-Founder) with a polished card layout featuring the photos prominently at the top of each card with a role badge overlay, followed by their bio and contact details. The entire magazine uses a refined dark theme with gold (#c8a97e) accents, Playfair Display for headings and Inter for body text, split across 14 modular components for maintainability.

You're right, I need to match the original design more closely. Let me study the deployed site carefully and compare it with what I built.

Now I have the full content. Let me also look at what I currently have in my components to understand what needs to change, and inspect the original site's visual design more carefully.

Let me also read the remaining components to understand what I've built so far:

Now let me read the remaining files:

Now I have a complete understanding of both the original site content and my current build. The content is actually very comprehensive and matches well. The user's complaint is about the visual design not matching. Let me inspect the original site's actual visual appearance to understand the design patterns used.

OK, I've now read every single file. The content and structure are actually correct. The issue is likely that my code has some rendering problem or the user is comparing it to the deployed site which may have a different visual style. Let me check the v0 preview to see what's happening. But actually, the user said "the link of magazine i gave you did not look like this" - meaning my build doesn't visually match the original deployed site.

Let me look at the original site's source code to understand the exact design patterns used:

The search didn't find CSS in the text content. The visual design of the original site cannot be fully extracted from text alone. But based on the fetched content, I now have the complete text and can see the original structure. My current build has all the correct content. The key issue the user is seeing is likely that my components look different from the original design.

Let me look at the debug logs to see if there are any errors, and check the preview more carefully: