The logo shows a circular cream-colored badge with an elegant stylized mark (resembling a soft "ZS" monogram with a feminine silhouette) and "L'ATELIER DU SOURIRE By ZS" text in warm bronze/champagne tones — establishing the boutique, luxurious aesthetic.
Let me explore the codebase, install needed dependencies, and generate imagery in parallel.
Now let me install dependencies and generate the imagery in parallel.
All set. Now I'll build the page. Let me start by updating the design tokens and layout.
All shadcn components are available. Now let me build all the section components.
Now compose everything in app/page.tsx:
Let me verify the build by checking the logs:
Motion v12 with the motion/react subpath is installed. Everything is wired up.
I've built L'Atelier du Sourire as a complete single-page boutique dental clinic site that breaks away from clinical blue and embraces the warm cream + espresso + champagne-gold palette extracted from your logo. The page includes a fixed glassmorphic header with a hand-drawn ZS monogram logo, a split editorial hero ("L'Art du Sourire"), an about section featuring Dr. Senhaji, a 6-card services grid with elegant Lucide line icons that invert on hover, an interactive before/after compare slider, an animated gallery with lightbox dialog, a testimonials carousel, FAQ accordion, a contact section with zod-validated form + Google Maps embed, a 4-column dark espresso footer, and a pulsing WhatsApp floating button.
Design details: Playfair Display for elegant serif headlines paired with Inter for body, gold hairline dividers, decorative offset border frames, motion fade-in-on-scroll animations throughout, and sharp-cornered (zero-radius) buttons for that high-end couture feel — all responsive from mobile up.
I see the issues - the header has overly complex styling with backdrop blur, too many utility classes, and the button styling is inconsistent. Let me simplify it into a clean, elegant header.
I completely rewrote the header to be much cleaner. Removed the backdrop blur/glassmorphism complexity and the Sheet component in favor of a simple custom mobile menu with proper overlay. The button is now a straightforward solid style using bg-foreground text-background for consistency. The nav links are simpler with just clean hover states, and the overall height is reduced for a more refined look.