Now I have a thorough understanding of the MovesMethod site and the current project structure. The user wants a one-pager landing page in front of their existing dashboard. I'll create a landing page at the root and move the dashboard to /dashboard. Let me also read existing components I'll reference.

Now I have everything I need. I'll:

1. Move the current dashboard to /dashboard/page.tsx
2. Create a one-pager landing page at the root inspired by MovesMethod
3. Generate hero and section images

Let me also generate the images first:

Now let me move the dashboard to its own route and create the landing page:

Now let me build the landing page components. First the hero section:

Now create the landing navbar and footer:

Now wire the landing page together:

Now let me also add smooth scrolling to the globals.css for the anchor links:

The one-pager landing page is complete. Here's a summary of what was built:

• Sticky navigation bar with the FitTrack brand, anchor links to each section, a mobile hamburger menu, and a "Dashboard" button linking to /dashboard.
• Hero section with a full-bleed athlete image, bold headline about mastering mobility and building strength, a CTA button to the dashboard, and quick stats (15 min sessions, 6+ movements, 100% free).
• Features grid (6 cards) highlighting Daily Goals, Progress Tracking, Workout Calendar, Performance Analytics, Streak Tracking, and Quick Logging.
• How It Works section following the MovesMethod 3-step pattern: Strength Through Full Range, Move Out of Alignment, and Track Movement Not Muscles -- each with alternating image/text layouts.
• Audience section targeting three user types (40s+, fitness enthusiasts, athletes), an FAQ accordion with 6 common questions, a CTA section, and a minimal footer.

The existing dashboard is now accessible at /dashboard and the landing page serves as the front door at /.

Now I have a thorough understanding of both inspiration sites and the full codebase. This is a large multi-system build: rebranding to SporBilinci, adding new homepage sections (programs, courses, testimonials, blog preview, coach), plus 3 new pages (Courses, Programs, Blog). Let me plan this out.

Starting with Task 1: Rebranding to SporBilinci. Let me generate images we'll need across the site while I update the components.

Now let me update all the branding and navigation. I'll update layout, nav, hero, footer, and the rest:

Now the navigation - completely rewrite it for the new SporBilinci brand with proper mega-nav items:

Now rewrite the hero section for SporBilinci:

Now update the footer with full SporBilinci branding and link columns (like GMB/Vahva):

Task 1 done. Moving to Task 2: Featured Programs and Courses Preview sections for the homepage.

Now move to Task 3: Testimonials, Coach, and Blog Preview.

Now wire all the new sections into the homepage:

Also update the CTA section to match the new brand:

Now move to Task 4: Build the Courses listing page.

Now Task 5: Programs listing page.

Now Task 6: Blog page.

The full SporBilinci website is complete. Here's a summary of everything built:

Homepage (/) -- A rich one-pager inspired by GMB.io and Vahva Fitness, featuring: a bold hero with stats and dual CTAs, a featured programs carousel (Movement Mastery, Functional Strength, Recovery), a Udemy-style course preview grid with ratings/stars/instructor info, a "How it Works" 3-step explainer, a coach/about section with photo and founder stats, a scrollable testimonials carousel, a feature highlights grid, a blog preview with 3 latest articles, an FAQ accordion, and a full CTA + multi-column footer with social links.

Courses page (/courses) -- A full Udemy-inspired course catalog with category filter tabs (Mobility, Strength, Recovery, Flexibility, Nutrition), a search bar, 8 courses with star ratings, lesson counts, instructor names, and level badges. Empty state for no results.

Programs page (/programs) -- Large alternating-layout program cards with images, descriptions, highlight checklists, metadata (duration, sessions/week, enrolled count), and "Start Program" CTAs for 4 multi-week training programs.

Blog page (/blog) -- A featured article hero card plus a filterable 3-column grid of 9 articles with categories, authors, read times, and search. The existing dashboard remains accessible at /dashboard.