I'll help you build a comprehensive worker booking website with all those features. Let me start by understanding the codebase structure and generating design inspiration for this project.

Based on the design inspiration, I'll build a comprehensive worker booking platform with a professional, trustworthy aesthetic. This will be a multi-page application, so let me create a structured todo list to organize the work.

Now let me start building the landing page with a professional design inspired by the references.

I've created a professional landing page for your worker booking platform with a clean, trustworthy design. The page features a hero section with search functionality, benefits overview, featured workers, a how-it-works section, and comprehensive navigation. The color scheme uses a professional blue primary color with green accents to convey trust and reliability.

Let me continue with the next task. I'll move on to creating the worker listing and profile pages.

Now let me create the worker listing page and individual worker profile pages.

I've created comprehensive worker listing and profile pages with search functionality, filters, detailed worker cards showing ratings and reviews, and individual profile pages with full worker information, skills, availability, and a booking sidebar. Now let me move to the next task.

Now let me create the booking and scheduling system with calendar integration and payment processing UI.

I've built a complete booking and scheduling system with date picker, time slot selection, hour estimation, service details input, payment form, booking summary, and a confirmation page. Now let me continue with the authentication pages.

Now let me create the authentication pages for both clients and workers.

I've created comprehensive authentication pages with login and signup forms that support both client and worker account types, including social auth options. Now let me complete the final task with the dashboards.

Now let me create the final piece - comprehensive dashboards for both clients and workers.

Perfect! I've completed all the tasks. Let me mark the todo list as complete.

I've successfully built your complete worker booking website with all requested features. The platform includes a professional landing page with search functionality, comprehensive worker listing and profile pages with ratings and reviews, a complete booking and scheduling system with calendar and payment integration, authentication pages for both clients and workers, and separate dashboards for each user type. The design uses a trustworthy blue and green color scheme with clean typography and responsive layouts throughout.

I need to fix the loading.tsx files for the pages that require Suspense boundaries. Let me recreate them properly.

I've fixed the loading.tsx files for both the workers and dashboard pages to properly handle the Suspense boundaries required by Next.js routing.

I need to fix multiple issues. Let me check the files and fix the CSS error first, then handle the Suspense boundary issue.

Now let me fix both issues - the CSS error and remove the loading.tsx files since the pages don't actually use useSearchParams().

I've fixed the CSS runtime error by removing the problematic tw-animate-css import and deleted the unnecessary loading.tsx files since the pages don't actually use useSearchParams or other async APIs that require Suspense boundaries.

I need to create the loading.tsx files as the linter is requesting them for the Suspense boundaries.

I've recreated the loading.tsx files for both the workers and dashboard directories to satisfy the Next.js Suspense boundary requirements.

I see the issue - the pages are marked as client components but the linter is detecting a Suspense boundary issue. Let me refactor these pages to properly handle the client/server component split.

I've refactored both pages to use a server/client component split pattern. The main page files are now server components that import client component versions, which should resolve the Suspense boundary issues while maintaining all the interactive functionality.