Now let me start by creating the UX mode hook and context:

Now let me create the mode toggle component:

Now let me create the mode-aware section wrapper component:

Now I'll update the main dashboard page to integrate the mode switcher and conditional visibility. First, let me read the current page:

Now I'll update the page to add the mode hook, toggle, and make sections mode-aware:

Now let me wrap the appropriate sections with ModeAwareSection. I'll start with sections that should only show in advanced mode:

Now let me wrap the Recommended Actions section to show only a simplified version in Beginner mode:

I've successfully implemented the UX mode switcher for your EverBee dashboard. Here's what was built:

UX Mode Switcher Implementation Complete

Core Components Created:

1. use-ux-mode Hook - Manages Beginner/Advanced mode preference with localStorage persistence. Includes shouldShowInMode() helper for conditional visibility logic.
2. UXModeToggle - Clean segmented control using the existing ToggleGroup component, positioned in the header with Zap (Beginner) and Sliders (Advanced) icons.
3. ModeAwareSection - Wrapper component that conditionally renders content with smooth fade transitions based on selected mode.

Dashboard Integration:

• Beginner Mode - Simplified view showing: Onboarding → AI Briefing → Right Now → AI Guidance → Single "Next Action" card → Key Metrics. Hides analytics, benchmarks, and streak tracking.
• Advanced Mode - Full dashboard with all components including Growth Opportunities, Industry Benchmarks, Analytics charts, and Streak Tracker.
• Mode toggle persists across sessions via localStorage, creating a seamless experience whether users switch between focused and detailed views.

The implementation maintains the clean SaaS aesthetic with zero design changes—only visibility toggling with smooth fade transitions.

v7 was created by restoring v4