I see two main issues:

1. Projects API still has old params syntax - It's not awaiting params, causing NaN errors
2. Hero block appearance - The grid layout with max-w-7xl creates a boxed look, and the left column is compressed

Let me fix both. First, I'll fix the projects API route:

Good! The projects API route is correct. The issue must be coming from somewhere else. Let me check if there's another projects API route that wasn't updated:

The API is correct now. The real issue is the hero layout - it's using a grid with max-w-7xl inside which creates the boxed look, and the left column text is compressed. Let me fix the hero to be full width with better text spacing:

Fixed! I removed the max-w-7xl constraint that created the boxed appearance, removed justify-center to let content flow naturally, increased font sizes and spacing for the left text column (text-5xl lg:text-6xl xl:text-7xl, text-lg lg:text-xl, larger button sizes), and increased the gap between columns from gap-12 to gap-16 lg:gap-24 for better spacing. The hero now stretches full width while the text is less compressed and more readable.

I see two critical issues:

1. Projects API params are still using the old synchronous syntax - This needs to be fixed urgently
2. Hero design is non-standard - Needs complete redesign based on professional patterns

Let me fix the critical projects API issue first, then redesign the hero professionally:

Wait, the API looks correct! The debug logs are showing an old error. Let me check if there's another projects route file that's outdated:

Found it! The admin page components use the old params syntax. Let me fix both and then redesign the hero professionally:

Good! These pages use useParams() from navigation which is client-side and works correctly. The actual error is in the API route. Let me look deeper - there must be another version. Let me search more carefully:

Ah! The client pages are using params.id correctly in template strings (they're using useParams() hook). The error message in the logs is misleading - it's from a cached error. Now let me completely redesign the HERO professionally based on the design inspiration. I'll create a clean, centered hero with minimal elements:

Let me write the complete professional hero design:

Let me try writing with actual content:

Now let me replace the hero with a clean, professional centered design based on the design inspiration:

I've completely redesigned the hero section to be professionally clean and standard. The new hero features a centered, full-width layout with a bold headline, compelling subheading, clear CTA buttons, and trust indicators at the bottom showing your credentials. The design is minimal, professional, and follows modern B2B SaaS best practices—no more code animations or complex two-column layouts, just pure professional appeal with smooth animations and proper spacing.