Now let me read the other section components to audit headings and layout:

Let me continue reading the remaining sections:

Now I have a comprehensive understanding of the site. Let me write the plan:

Removed the duplicate logo from the hero section and replaced it with an eyebrow label. The H1 now leads with "Optimized Lives" in a bold serif font, which carries the section more effectively without redundant branding.

I now have all the section IDs. The navbar is missing: methodology, data-insights, onboarding, delivery, contact. Let me update the navigation to be comprehensive but streamlined:

Now let me update the footer to have complete navigation:

Updated navigation across both navbar and footer. The navbar now links to Methodology, Seminars, Coaches, Missions, Contact, and Dashboard, with the mobile nav including The Circle as well. The footer programs list now correctly maps to all major sections.

Added CSS variables for typography scale (eyebrow 11px, body 16-18px, headings 20-48px), spacing scale (section padding, container widths), and smooth scroll behavior for anchor navigation.

Let me audit the layout patterns across sections and standardize them. The main inconsistency noted was navbar/hero/footer using max-w-[1400px] px-8 lg:px-12 while other sections use max-w-7xl px-6 lg:px-8. Let me standardize to max-w-7xl px-6 lg:px-8 across all sections for consistency:

Now let me also update the mobile nav top offset since we reduced the navbar padding:

Let me also update the institute navbar and footer for consistency:

All four phases of the site regression fix are complete. I removed the duplicate logo from the hero section (replaced with an eyebrow label), updated navigation in both navbar and footer to link to all major sections (Methodology, Seminars, Coaches, Missions, Contact, Dashboard), added CSS variables for typography scale and spacing plus smooth scroll behavior, and standardized layout to use max-w-7xl px-6 lg:px-8 consistently across navbar, hero, footer, and their institute counterparts. The mobile nav offset was also adjusted to match the reduced navbar padding.