Let me check the current state of the code and view the original deployed site to understand the color scheme you want to restore.
I can see the original site has a dark theme with a dark blue/navy background, cyan/teal accents, and a terminal-style aesthetic. Let me scroll down to see more of the original site and check the current demo-mode page, then read the landing components to understand what needs to be restored.
I can see the original site has a dark theme. The deployed version shows:
Looking at the current globals.css, it's using light theme colors. The original deployed version uses the .dark theme. Let me continue scrolling to see more sections and also read the other landing components to understand the full color scheme.
Now I understand the issue. The original site uses a dark theme with:
The current site is in light mode. I need to check the layout.tsx to see if the dark class is applied and update the globals.css to restore the original dark theme colors while keeping the PowerPoint demo mode colors you like. Let me read the layout and theme provider.
I see the issue. The layout doesn't have the dark class applied to the <html> element, so it's defaulting to light mode. The original deployed site uses the dark theme. I need to add the dark class to the <html> element to restore the original dark color scheme.
Now let me verify the current preview to see if the dark theme is restored, and check if the demo-mode page still looks good with its colors.
The homepage now has the dark theme restored matching the original deployed site. Let me scroll down to verify the other sections and then check the demo-mode page to make sure it still has the colors you like.
Now let me check the demo-mode page to ensure it still has the colors you like.
The demo-mode page still has the PowerPoint-style presentation colors you liked. Let me click to start the presentation and check a couple slides to make sure all the colors are working well.
The demo mode presentation is working with its own light/grayish color scheme that you liked. Let me navigate to a couple more slides to verify the presentation colors are preserved.
The demo mode presentation is working great with its distinct PowerPoint-style colors (light gray background with blue accents). Let me go back to the homepage and scroll through the rest of the page to confirm all sections have the dark theme restored.
The dark theme is restored throughout the site. Let me close the browser.
I restored the original dark theme colors for the main site by adding the dark class to the <html> element in the root layout. The site now matches the deployed version at https://v0-deployment-issue-fix.vercel.app/ with the dark navy/blue background, cyan/teal accents, and terminal aesthetic. The PowerPoint demo mode still retains its distinct light gray presentation style with blue accents that you liked.
I'll work through these updates systematically. Let me first gather context on all the relevant files.
Now let me read the demo-mode page to understand the full structure:
Now I have a good understanding. Let me create a todo list and start implementing the changes:
Let me start by adding Phathu and John to all the team member locations:
Now let me move to the next task - renaming "Titan AI" to "Titan Ai":
Now let me move to task 3 - creating the Candidate Profile page:
Now let me update the demo login to redirect to the profile page first and add the toast:
Now let me add the welcome toast to the candidate profile page:
I need to add the Sonner Toaster to the layout and add the toast to the profile page:
Now let me update the candidate profile page to show the welcome toast:
I have completed all the requested updates. Here is a summary of the changes:
lib/demo-auth.ts with new accounts (phathu@titans.co.za, john@titans.co.za), added them to components/landing/team-section.tsx with appropriate roles/icons, and updated the app/demo-mode/page.tsx team members list./candidate/profile page with a professional design showing the user's name, email, role, earned badges, learning path progress, completed labs, skills progress, recent activity, and quick action buttons. Includes a "Continue to Demo Feature" button when coming from demo mode.returnTo parameter so users can continue to their intended feature after viewing their profile.