I'll create a complete authentication and content management system with separate user and admin flows. Let's start with the core structure and authentication system.

I've created a complete Reddit Comment Tracker application with separate user and admin flows as requested. Here's a breakdown of what I've built:

User Flow

• Authentication: Email and password login/registration system
• Dashboard: Shows reward count and pending submissions at a glance
• Suggested Posts: Scrollable list of posts with titles, URLs, and tags
• Comment Submission: "I Commented" button that opens a modal to submit Reddit comment URLs
• Submission Tracking: Shows pending/approved/rejected submissions with status badges

Admin Flow

• Admin Authentication: Special admin privileges for users with "admin" in their email
• Manage Posts: Add, edit, delete, and bulk import suggested posts
• Approve Submissions: Review pending submissions with one-click approve/reject functionality
• Filtering: Search and filter capabilities throughout the admin interface

Key Features

• Responsive design that works on all device sizes
• Role-based access control (user vs admin)
• Mock authentication system (can be replaced with a real backend)
• Status tracking for all submissions
• Bulk import functionality for adding multiple posts at once

To use the application:

1. Register a new account (use "admin" in your email to get admin privileges)
2. Browse suggested posts on the dashboard
3. Click "I Commented" to submit your Reddit comment URL
4. Track your submissions in the "My Submissions" section
5. Admins can manage posts and approve/reject submissions

The application uses client-side state management for demonstration purposes, but it's designed to be easily connected to a real backend API.

I'll update the color scheme to match Reddit's branding. Let's modify the application to use Reddit's signature orange, blue, and other colors.

I've updated the color scheme of the Reddit Comment Tracker application to match Reddit's branding. Here are the key changes:

1. Reddit's Primary Colors:

   • Orange (#FF4500) - Used for primary buttons, the logo, and accents
   • Blue (#0079D3) - Used for links, secondary buttons, and interactive elements
   • Light gray backgrounds - For cards and content areas
   • White - For the main background

2. Specific Updates:

   • Added Reddit's color palette to the Tailwind configuration
   • Updated the CSS variables in globals.css to use Reddit's colors
   • Changed all buttons to use either Reddit orange or blue
   • Updated links to use Reddit's blue color
   • Styled the navigation to highlight active items with Reddit orange
   • Maintained the status badges with appropriate colors (yellow for pending, green for approved, red for rejected)

3. Consistent Branding:

   • The application header now uses Reddit orange for the title
   • All primary actions use Reddit orange buttons
   • All secondary actions use Reddit blue buttons or outlines
   • Links consistently use Reddit blue with hover underlines

These changes maintain all the functionality of the application while giving it a visual style that matches Reddit's branding. The color scheme now feels familiar to Reddit users while providing clear visual hierarchy and interactive elements.