Now let me check available UI components to leverage:
Now I have all the context I need. Let me build this healthcare app with a step-by-step flow. I'll update the theme, create the components, and wire everything together.
Now let me update the layout with proper metadata and fonts:
Now update the font config in globals.css:
Now let me create the dummy data and all the components. I'll start with the data file:
Now let me create the components:
Now let me create the stepper/progress component and the main page:
Now the main page:
The Smart Rural Healthcare Medication Recommendation System is now complete. Here's what I built:
The UI uses a green/white/light-blue healthcare theme with large fonts, a step-by-step progressive flow, smooth animations, and full mobile responsiveness — all frontend-only with no backend dependencies.
Now I have full context of every file. Let me apply a professional, enterprise-grade medical SaaS theme -- deep navy/slate primary, crisp whites, teal accents, refined typography, and polished component styling across the board.
Good. Now let me apply the professional theme across all files. I'll update the globals.css theme tokens first, then update the layout, and then rewrite each component with a refined, enterprise-grade look.
Now update the layout with a refined setup:
Now update the font CSS vars:
Now let me rewrite the main page and all components with the professional look:
The entire app has been overhauled with a professional, enterprise-grade theme. The new design uses a deep navy/slate primary palette with crisp whites and subtle teal accents, tighter spacing, smaller refined typography with uppercase tracking labels, compact 8-column patient detail grids, subtle bordered cards, and a clinical SaaS aesthetic. The step indicator uses thin 1px connectors and smaller dots, all components use consistent label patterns (11px uppercase tracked), and the header is now a solid navy bar with the "MedAssist Pro" branding.
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