Good, I can see the current state. The logo is at h-14/h-16 and the sections already have headings. Let me enlarge the logo and update the section headings to match the exact nav labels. Let me check which sections need heading updates:
Now I have all the context. Let me update the section headings to match the navigation labels while keeping the descriptive subheadings:
I enlarged the EQX logo in the navbar from h-14/h-16 to h-16/h-18/h-20 for better visibility across screen sizes. I also updated all section headings to match the navigation labels exactly: Methodology, Seminars, Coaches, Missions, and Contact now appear as the h2 headings, with the previous descriptive titles moved to the eyebrow labels above. The Circle section already had the correct heading. Dashboard is a separate page route so no section heading change was needed.
The hydration error is caused by LastPass browser extension injecting elements into form inputs. I'll add suppressHydrationWarning to the form container elements that are targeted by password managers:
I added suppressHydrationWarning to the form field container divs in the Contact component. This prevents React from throwing hydration errors when browser extensions like LastPass inject their icon elements into form inputs. The warning suppression is applied to the parent divs of form fields rather than the inputs themselves, which handles any injected content appropriately.
The suppressHydrationWarning on child divs isn't working because the LastPass injection happens deeper in the tree. The cleanest fix is to add suppressHydrationWarning to the body element in the root layout, which handles all browser extension injections site-wide:
Good, the layout already has suppressHydrationWarning on the body. The issue is that React's suppressHydrationWarning only works one level deep. I need to also add it to the html element and ensure the form fields handle this properly. Let me update the layout:
Now let me also fix the LCP image warning by adding loading="eager" to the hero image:
The hero image already has priority which is equivalent to loading="eager" in Next.js Image component. The warning may be a false positive since priority handles eager loading. However, let me also add loading="eager" explicitly for clarity:
I added suppressHydrationWarning to the <html> element in the root layout to handle browser extension injections that occur deeper in the DOM tree. I also added loading="eager" to the hero image to address the LCP warning, though the existing priority prop should already handle this. These changes should resolve both the hydration mismatch from LastPass and the image loading warning.
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