Let's create a virtual business card page with employee information, social media links, and a QR code for easy sharing. We'll build this using Next.js with the App Router, React, and some additional libraries for enhanced functionality.

This virtual business card page includes the following features:

1. Employee information (name, title, company)
2. Profile picture (using a placeholder image)
3. Contact information (email, phone, website)
4. Social media links (LinkedIn, GitHub, Twitter)
5. QR code for easy sharing

The main BusinessCard component combines all the other components and manages the state for showing/hiding the QR code. The QR code is generated using the qrcode.react library and displays the employee's website URL when scanned.

To use this virtual business card:

1. Replace the placeholder image with the employee's actual profile picture.
2. Update the employeeInfo object in the BusinessCard component with the correct information.
3. Customize the styling as needed to match your company's branding.

Users can easily share this virtual business card by displaying the QR code and having others scan it with their smartphones. When scanned, it will direct them to the employee's website, where you can host this virtual business card or any other relevant information.

To further enhance this virtual business card, you could consider adding:

1. A dark mode toggle
2. Animations for a more interactive experience
3. Integration with a backend to dynamically load employee data
4. A feature to download the business card as a vCard file

Let me know if you'd like any modifications or additional features for this virtual business card!

I apologize for the error. Let's revise the code to address this issue. The error is occurring because the import path for the BusinessCard component is incorrect. We need to adjust the import statement in the page.tsx file.

Let's make the necessary changes:

Now, let's explain the changes:

1. We've updated the import statement to use the @/ alias, which typically points to the root of the src directory in Next.js projects. This ensures that the import path is correct regardless of the current file's location.
2. The path is now @/components/business-card instead of ../components/business-card. This absolute import path is more reliable and less prone to errors when moving files around.

To make sure this works correctly, we need to ensure that your tsconfig.json or jsconfig.json file has the correct path aliases set up. If it doesn't already, you should add the following to your tsconfig.json or jsconfig.json:

This configuration tells TypeScript (and JavaScript) to treat @/ as an alias for the root of your project.

With these changes, the error should be resolved, and your page.tsx file should be able to import the BusinessCard component correctly.

If you encounter any other issues or need further assistance, please let me know!