I'll help you build a complete website for Dungsam Academy. This is a substantial multi-page project, so let me first generate design inspiration and create a structured plan.
I have the design inspiration and understand the codebase structure. I'll recommend Next.js as the best stack for this project - it provides excellent SEO, server-side rendering, and a clean developer experience. Let me start building the homepage and core layout with the Bhutanese-inspired design system.
I've built the homepage and core layout for Dungsam Academy with a beautiful Bhutanese-inspired design system. The theme uses the dark blue (#002E5D) as primary, gold (#D9A402) as accent, and light beige (#FFFCF5) as background. The homepage includes a hero section with admissions CTA, "Why Choose Us" features, quick links to major sections, testimonials, and a call-to-action section. The header has responsive navigation with dropdown for academics, and the footer includes all contact info and quick links.
Now let me continue with the About and Academic pages.
I've created the About page with mission, vision, core values, and a timeline of milestones. The Academics overview page showcases all three streams, and each stream (Science, Commerce, Arts) has its own dedicated page with subjects, career opportunities, and stream-specific color theming. All pages feature consistent branding with the Bhutanese-inspired design.
Now let me continue with the Admissions and Contact pages.
I've created the Admissions page with a comprehensive application form (name, email, phone, stream interested, class, message), admission process steps, requirements checklist, important dates, and FAQs. The Contact page includes contact info cards, a contact form with subject selection, embedded Google Maps, and social media links. Both forms use Server Actions for handling submissions.
Now let me continue with Facilities and Gallery pages.
I've built the Facilities page showcasing academic facilities (labs, library, ICT lab), residential facilities (dormitories, dining hall, recreation), sports facilities, and a daily schedule. The Gallery page features a categorized image gallery with tabs for Campus, Academics, Sports, and Events, plus a full lightbox viewer for browsing images.
Now let me continue with Faculty and News pages.
I've created the Faculty page with leadership profiles and a grid of all teaching staff organized by department, including qualifications and experience. The News page features a prominent featured article, a news grid with categories, an announcements sidebar, and a newsletter subscription section.
Now let me complete the final task with the Portal landing page and documentation.
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The portal page wasn't created yet. Let me build a complete Student/Parent Portal landing page with login functionality and dashboard preview.
I've now built the complete Student & Parent Portal page with:
The Dungsam Academy website is now complete with all pages built:
Pages Created:
The design uses the Bhutanese-inspired color palette (dark blue primary, gold accent, light beige background) with Poppins headings and Nunito body text throughout.
I found the issues. The PageHeader is exported as a named export but being imported as a default export. The globals.css looks fine - the runtime error about slide-out-to-top-* is likely coming from the tw-animate-css import. Let me fix both issues:
I fixed both issues: changed PageHeader to use a default export (and added breadcrumb support), and removed the problematic tw-animate-css import from globals.css that was causing the CSS parsing error with the slide-out-to-top-* utility.
Most files use named import { PageHeader } while only app/portal/page.tsx uses the default import. I'll update the component to export both ways to fix this:
I've updated the PageHeader component to export both as a named export (export function PageHeader) and as a default export (export default PageHeader). This supports all the existing import patterns across the codebase.