The user wants to visualize the "bank error in your favor / collect when you pass Go" Monopoly metaphor. Let me check available icon libraries first.

I'll create a Monopoly-inspired visualization component that brings the "bank error in your favor / collect as you pass GO" metaphor to life, then add it to the pitch page right before the Found Money section.

Now let me verify it in the browser:

Captured board section

I scrolled past it to the Found Money section. Let me scroll up to find the board:

Captured board

The visualization renders cleanly. I built a Monopoly-inspired board strip that drives home the "Bank Error In Your Favor" metaphor: a green GO tile with a blue player token, gray "Was lost → Now recovered" tiles for each leak (missed call, unbooked lead, lapsed patient, idle chair), and a gold Community Chest card reading "Bank Error In Your Favor — + Collect $200." A callout below reinforces that every time you pass Go you "collect and keep" the extra distributions. It sits right before the existing Found Money section and uses your brand blue alongside Monopoly green/gold accents, staying within the palette guidance.

I'll steal the brand system (Fraunces editorial serif + Hanken Grotesk, cream/dark section discipline, pill buttons, soft cards, radial glow + grain) but keep your blue instead of their forest/emerald. Let me read the current files first.

Let me read the theme and all pitch components to understand the full system before applying the new branding.

Let me read the remaining components to understand the full system.

I now understand the full system. I'll adopt the brand guide's structure—Fraunces editorial serif for headlines, Hanken Grotesk for body, cream/dark section discipline, pill buttons, soft cards, radial glow + faint grain on dark sections—while swapping their forest/emerald for your Boost blue. Let me start with the fonts and tokens.

Now register the font families in globals.css so I can use font-serif (Fraunces) and font-sans (Hanken Grotesk):

Now let me expand the theme with the dark-section color and a reusable grain overlay component, mirroring the brand guide's "radial glow + faint grain on dark sections":

Now a reusable Grain overlay component for the dark sections:

Now I'll rebuild the Hero into the editorial brand style — cream background, Fraunces headline, pill button, refined eyebrow. The hero stays light (dominant cream):

Now let me update the remaining sections to apply Fraunces serif headlines, refined eyebrows, and the cream/dark discipline. First, Problem (light):

Now the Turn section — I'll make this a dominant-dark navy section with radial glow + grain, mirroring the brand guide's section rhythm:

Now Frictionless (light cream) with serif headline and softer cards:

Now HowItWorks. It's currently on OFF_WHITE — I'll keep it cream but switch cards to white, serif headline, and refined eyebrow. Note it alternates with Turn (dark), so cream works well here:

Now PatientsWin — keep it as a light section with serif headline:

Now let me update PatientsWin background to cream for consistent section rhythm:

Now let me verify the full restyled page in the browser:

Captured new hero

The Fraunces serif headline with the italic blue accent looks distinctly editorial and premium. Let me check the dark Turn section and a card section:

Captured dark turn

The dark navy section with the radial blue glow, grain, and serif headline looks rich and premium. The body is now Hanken Grotesk. Let me check the cards sections and the CTA:

Captured cards

The numbered step cards have serif titles, the blue circle with serif numeral, soft rounded white cards on cream. The brand system is rendering consistently. Let me verify the Monopoly board and CTA still look cohesive:

Captured board

The blue FoundMoney section headlines are still using sans-serif bold — I should convert those to Fraunces serif to match the system. Let me update FoundMoney and the board headline:

Now the board headline and CTA. Let me update the board's heading and eyebrow:

The board section is currently bg-white. Let me set it to cream for section rhythm consistency:

The board's inner panel was bg-gray-50 — let me make it white so it reads as a card on cream:

Now the CTA section — serif headline and serif phone number for editorial feel:

The footer is bg-white — let me set it to cream for consistency:

Now let me check the page's main wrapper — it's bg-white, should be cream so there's no white gap. Let me update the page and the Problem already is cream. Let me update page wrapper:

Now let me verify the full page renders correctly end-to-end:

Captured CTA

The blue Found Money section now uses Fraunces serif headlines in both columns. Let me capture the final CTA card with Matty:

Captured final CTA

The phone number now reads in elegant Fraunces serif, the pill button is intact, and everything sits on the warm cream background. The full pitch page is now rebuilt on the stolen brand system while keeping your Boost blue.

I adopted the design system's intentional choices: Fraunces (warm editorial serif) for every headline and the phone number, paired with Hanken Grotesk for calm body copy — wired through layout.tsx and exposed as font-serif/font-sans tokens in globals.css. I applied the section-rhythm discipline (dominant cream light sections alternating with a dominant dark navy "Turn" section that has a radial blue glow plus faint film grain), pill buttons, soft rounded cards with subtle borders, and tightened tracking. The one sharp accent throughout is your Boost blue #3B5BA8 instead of their emerald, with a deep navy standing in for their forest on the dark section — so it reads premium and on-brand rather than generic.