Now I can see the original color scheme uses purple (primary), cyan/teal (secondary), and yellow (accent). Let me update all the pages to use this consistent color palette instead of the many gradients and varied colors.

I've successfully simplified the color palette across all pages to use only the three core theme colors from the original Neobrutalist template: purple (primary), cyan (secondary), and yellow (accent). The distracting gradients and varied colors like pink, green, orange, blue, and red have been replaced with these consistent theme colors throughout the dashboard, stats cards, buttons, and tabs. The design now has a cohesive feel while maintaining the bold neobrutalist aesthetic with strong borders and shadows.

I've fixed the font loading error by replacing the Geist font imports with Inter from Google Fonts, which is fully supported in the Next.js runtime. Inter is a clean, modern sans-serif font that works well for the neobrutalist design style and loads reliably without module errors.

I can see the reference image shows a much cleaner approach - mostly white backgrounds with selective use of color only on key branded elements. The original design uses color sparingly for emphasis, not everywhere. Let me redesign the school management system to match this cleaner, more focused aesthetic.

I've completely redesigned the dashboard following the cleaner POSTCRAFT reference design. The key changes: predominantly white backgrounds throughout, colors used sparingly only on the four KPI stat cards (purple, cyan, yellow), all quick action buttons now white with black borders, sidebar navigation simplified to white/gray, and activity feed uses only icon colors instead of colored backgrounds. This creates a much cleaner, more professional look that lets the important metrics stand out while reducing visual distraction.