Now I have everything I need. Let me build all the components and update the styles.
Now let me update the globals.css with the luxury real estate theme, then build all the components:
Now let me build all the section components:
Now let's update the main page.tsx:
Now let me also update the globals.css to properly expose the gold-light color token used in the components:
Now update the tailwind config to include the gold/gold-light color keys so the utility classes resolve correctly:
Now let me verify the app builds correctly by checking the logs:
Everything is compiling cleanly with 200 responses. The landing page is fully built and live.
Here's a summary of what was created:
Navbar, HeroSection, BeforeAfterSection, ValueSection, HowItWorksSection, PricingSection, QualitySection, FinalCTASection, and Footer — each in its own file for easy editing.globals.css, with Playfair Display (serif headings) and Inter (body) from Google Fonts.mailto: links, and "See How It Works" scrolls to the #how-it-works anchor./public/images/before-room.png and /public/images/after-room.png with your actual listing photos to update the comparison showcase.Update the existing landing page only. Do not redesign the full page.
Make these changes:
Change the hero CTA text from “Get a Quote” to “Contact Me”.
Add a new “Contact Me” section near the bottom of the page, before the final CTA section.
Contact Me section content:
Now let me update the HeroSection CTA and create the new ContactSection component:
Now let me add the ContactSection to the page, placing it before the FinalCTASection:
I've made all the requested changes:
#contact section instead of opening an email.ContactSection.tsx with Yun Ling's name, email displayed as a clickable link, and an "Email Yun" button. It's placed between QualitySection and FinalCTASection, styled consistently with the existing design (same fonts, colors, spacing, and button styles).#contact, and the "Email Yun" button opens the email client with the correct mailto link and subject line.