Let me first read back the plans and understand the current codebase structure.

Good, I have full context now. Let me read the existing key files to understand what I'm working with before implementing.

I have full context. Now let me set up the todo list and start building. I need to install framer-motion as it's not in package.json. Let me set up the tasks and begin.

Starting with Phase 1: Foundation. Let me update all the core config files.

Now let me create the content config file:

Foundation is complete. Now moving to Phase 2: Reusable Components.

Now creating all the reusable components in parallel:

Reusable components done. Moving to Phase 3: All section components.

Creating all section components in parallel:

All sections created. Now moving to Phase 4: Main page assembly and contact page.

Now moving to the final task: generating placeholder images.

The complete Vanguard & Associates landing page prototype is now built. Here is a summary of everything implemented:

Foundation layer: Custom design tokens in globals.css with the Midnight Navy / Deep Slate / Brushed Gold color system, glass morphism utility classes, marquee animation keyframes, and Geist font configuration in the layout with full SEO metadata including Open Graph tags, structured keywords, and viewport settings.

Component architecture (all under 600 lines): 5 reusable UI components (AnimateOnScroll + StaggerContainer for scroll-triggered animations, GlassCard for the glass effect cards, SiteHeader with responsive sticky nav and mobile burger menu, ConsultationModal with form and success state, BackToTop with scroll-reveal) and 8 section components (HeroSection, TrustBar with infinite marquee, AccoladesGrid, PracticeSuites, FeeStructure with featured card, FAQSection using shadcn accordion, FinalCTA, SiteFooter with disclaimer toggle). All content is centralized in config/content.ts for easy future editing.

Pages: The main landing page assembles all sections with 4+ CTAs (hero, mid-page after practices, each fee card, and the final CTA section) that all open the consultation modal. A dedicated /contact page provides an extended contact form with sidebar contact details. Two generated background images provide the cinematic feel for the hero and CTA sections.

I see - we have unoptimized: true which disables the image optimization. The issue is that Next.js is still checking quality values. Let me also check which components are using the quality property and fix them to align with the configuration.

Now let me read both files to fix the quality values:

Now I'll fix the next.config.mjs to include the missing quality values:

I've fixed the Next.js configuration by adding the qualities array with all the quality values used in the image components (75, 80, 85). This allows Next.js to properly validate the Image component quality props without throwing configuration errors. The app should now preview correctly without image optimization warnings.