The image is the official Tavaro logo: "TAVARO." in bold white uppercase sans-serif (with a period), and "Growth Consultancy" beneath it in an elegant white serif, set on a dark charcoal gradient background. I'll use this as the real brand logo. Let me save it and check the current logo/header setup.

This is your real brand asset, so I'll use it properly. I'll update the Logo component to render the actual logo image (it already has a dark background that blends with the site), use it in the header and footer, and also set it as the browser tab icon you asked about. Let me update the logo component first.

Now I'll give the logo a bit more height in the header and footer so the "TAVARO." text is legible (the image has internal padding), and set it as the browser tab icon.

Let me verify the logo renders correctly in the header.

Verified logo

The logo works but renders as a small box because the source image has a lot of empty padding around the text, making "TAVARO." tiny and showing the image's gradient box. I'll crop the padding so the wordmark fills the space and reads clearly. Let me check for an image tool.

I'll install sharp to crop the padding from the logo.

Sharp works. I'll crop the padding to make a tight banner version for the header/footer, and a separate crop for the tab icon.

Let me view the cropped banner to confirm the crop coordinates are right.

The crop cut off the "." after TAVARO and clipped the right edge. Let me widen the crop to include the full wordmark with its period.

Now the full "TAVARO." wordmark with its period and "Growth Consultancy" are both clearly visible. Let me point the logo component at the cropped banner and set the wordmark crop as the tab icon.

Verified final logo

Your real Tavaro logo is now in place. I saved it, cropped out the empty padding so the "TAVARO." wordmark and "Growth Consultancy" line read clearly, and used it in the header and footer — it now shows "TAVARO. Growth Consultancy" as a tidy logo badge in the top-left. I also set a tight wordmark crop as the browser tab icon you asked about, replacing the old "T" mark.

The logo image has its own dark charcoal background, so it appears as a subtle rounded card against the site's near-black background. If you'd prefer it to blend in completely with no box edge, send me a version with a transparent background and I'll swap it in. As always, hit Publish to push the new logo and tab icon live to your link and domain.

The new image is the Tavaro logo on a lighter gray gradient background: bold white uppercase "TAVARO." (with a period) in a sans-serif, and "Growth Consultancy" in a white serif below it. Since the lettering is white and the background is gray, I can knock out the background to make it transparent. Let me save the image and process it.

I'll make the background transparent by using the image's brightness as an alpha mask (white text stays, gray background becomes see-through), then crop the padding. Let me process it.

Let me verify the transparency worked by compositing it over a dark background (white text on transparent won't be visible against the viewer's white background otherwise).

The background knockout worked cleanly — crisp white "TAVARO. Growth Consultancy" lettering with a fully transparent background. Now I'll point the logo component at the transparent version and update the tab icon to match. Let me read the current logo component.

Now I'll regenerate the browser tab icon as a square dark tile with the transparent wordmark centered, so it stays on-brand and visible in the tab bar.

Let me verify the transparent logo looks right in the header and footer against the dark site.

Verified transparent logo

Done. The logo now sits cleanly on the dark site with no gray box — the white "TAVARO. Growth Consultancy" lettering blends straight into the background in both the header and footer. I knocked out the gray gradient by using the image's brightness as a transparency mask, trimmed the surrounding padding, and saved it as tavaro-logo-transparent.png. I also rebuilt the browser tab icon as a square dark tile with the same wordmark so it stays legible and on-brand. Hit Publish to push the transparent logo and updated tab icon live to your link and domain.