"Update the SearchHeader component so that it is always visible and sticky from the moment the page loads.
It should no longer slide in only after the user scrolls.
Remove the scroll-based animation logic and make the entire search bar permanently sticky below the main global header.Requirements:
• Remove the scroll listener and all logic using showStickyBar.
• The SearchHeader container must always have position: sticky or position: fixed.
• Place it directly under the global top navbar, with a constant top: 94px (or the correct navbar height).
• It should remain visible at all times, even before any scrolling.
• No animation, no opacity transition.
• The header layout and styling should stay exactly the same — just always visible.
• Ensure z-index stays above the page content but below modal dialogs (z-40 is fine).
• Make sure the page content shifts downward so the sticky bar doesn't cover anything."
I've successfully updated the SearchHeader component to be always visible and sticky from page load. The key changes include removing the scroll listener and showStickyBar state logic, changing from fixed positioning with animations to sticky positioning with top-16 (64px to clear the navbar), and removing all transition/animation classes so the header is permanently visible without any fade-in effects. The component maintains the same layout and functionality while providing consistent visibility across all pages.
Redesign the Home screen layout according to the following requirements:1. Search Bar – First Row (Full width)Create a full-width search bar section containing one horizontal row with the following fields aligned side-by-side:Destination (text input with location icon)Check-in date (date picker)Check-out date (date picker)Guests selector (dropdown with icon).
All fields must remain in a single row, with equal spacing and consistent height.
4. Behavior RequirementsThe "All filters" button opens the full filter modal (same modal used in the Results page).The search bar remains visible (sticky) if possible while scrolling down the homepage content.Filters row should NOT push the search row to multiple lines – keep strict row separation.
Now I have a good understanding of both pages. I need to redesign the home page (app/page.tsx) to have:
Let me create this redesigned home page:
I've successfully redesigned the home page according to the requirements. The layout now features two distinct rows: the first row contains all search fields (Destination, Check-in, Check-out, Guests, and Search button) arranged horizontally in a single line with proper spacing, and the second row contains a fixed "All filters" button on the left with horizontally scrollable filter chips on the right (showing active filters or placeholder options when no filters are applied). The "All filters" button opens a comprehensive modal dialog with all filter options from the results page, and filter chips can be removed individually with X buttons while maintaining clean visual hierarchy throughout.