Good — I have the full SVG. Let me copy it to public and then update the nav, footer, and fix all "fan park" copy to "FANZONE".

Now let me also grep for "fan park" references across all components so I fix them all at once:

Good, I have a full picture. Now I'll update the nav logo, footer logo, fix all "fan park" → "FANZONE", and also read about/collab/comeback/hero to patch them in parallel:

Now I have everything. Let me do all the updates in parallel — nav logo, footer logo, layout metadata, and the "fan park" copy fixes:

Now update the footer — replace the text logo with the SVG, and fix "fan park" copy:

Now fix all "fan park" → "FANZONE" across about, hero, collab, and comeback:

All updates are done. The FANZONE wordmark SVG logo is now used in both the header navigation and the footer (replacing the old text and the broken image reference). Every instance of "fan park" across all components — hero badge, alt text, about, collab, comeback, footer description, and layout metadata — has been corrected to "FANZONE".

The image is the FANZONE wordmark in white on a white background — it will render correctly on the site's dark backgrounds. I'll save it locally and update both nav and footer to use it with tight sizing so no filler shows.

The new PNG logo has lots of whitespace baked in. The best approach is to use object-contain with a constrained height and let CSS mix-blend-mode: screen handle the white-on-dark rendering since it's white-on-white. I'll update both nav and footer to use the new file with tight sizing.

Both the nav and footer now use the new fanzone-logo-2026.png. The logo renders with object-contain to avoid distortion, and mix-blend-mode: screen strips the white background so the white wordmark appears cleanly against the dark header and footer without any filler whitespace around it. The nav logo sits at h-10 and the footer at h-12 giving it proper presence in both locations.