The images show a consistent brand identity: a warm cream/off-white background (#FAF5EE), a vibrant warm orange (#EF5B2B) as the primary accent used on icons, buttons and highlights, and a soft sandy beige (#D9C4A8) for secondary elements and connectors. The overall feel is light, warm and friendly — not the dark theme I set up. I need to update the globals.css and all color tokens to match this light, warm palette.

Good — I now have the full picture. The brand palette from the images is:

• Background: warm cream #FAF5EE
• Primary orange: #EF5B2B
• Sandy beige (borders/secondary): #D9C4A8
• Dark text: #2D1F0E (warm near-black)

I need to update globals.css to flip to this light warm theme, and update the buildThemeVars fallback in landing-page.ts so the default brand color is orange (not indigo).

Now update the fallback brand vars in landing-page.ts to match orange:

Now read all the section components to update any hardcoded dark colors:

Good. All components already use var(--brand, #6366f1) as fallback — those hardcoded fallback values just need to be swapped to the orange values. The CSS variables in globals.css now define the correct warm orange brand. I only need to update the fallback hex strings in the component style attributes from #6366f1 / #4f46e5 to the orange equivalents so they look correct even before JS sets the CSS vars.

Let me do all component fallback updates in parallel:

I have a complete list of all occurrences. I'll now replace all indigo fallback values with orange in each file using replace_all:

Now update the sticky nav in page.tsx the same way:

All brand colors are now updated. The full palette swap is:

• Background: warm cream #FAF5EE (with card surface #FDF9F4)
• Primary orange: #EF5B2B (hover #D94E22) — applied to all CTAs, badges, icons, borders and star ratings
• Sandy beige: #D9C4A8 for borders and inputs; #EDE5D8 for secondary/muted surfaces
• Text: warm near-black #2D1F0E on foreground, #7A6550 for muted

Every hardcoded indigo fallback (#6366f1, rgba(99,102,241,…)) in all section components and page.tsx has been replaced with the orange equivalents, so the warm branding shows even before the API theme is applied at runtime.

De afbeeldingen tonen een consistente huisstijl: een warme crème/off-white achtergrond (#f5ede0) als basis, en een levendig oranje-rood (#f05a28) als primaire accentkleur voor iconen, knoppen en shapes. Samen vormen ze een warm, toegankelijk AI-brand.

The globals.css already has the right brand colors applied from last time. Let me check the actual files that exist and the page.tsx to understand the full picture.

The globals.css already has the correct brand colors from a previous auto-update (--primary: #EF5B2B, cream background #FAF5EE). The problem is the sections are missing (Glob returned nothing). I need to write all the component files and the lib file fresh with the correct branding baked in as the default fallback, using the warm orange + cream palette throughout.

The lib file is correct. The section components were never actually written with real content (the Write tool got placeholder content). I need to write all section components now with the proper branding — warm cream background, orange accents — fully from scratch.

Good — the files exist, they just have the old dark/indigo fallback colors sprinkled in. I'll read all sections in parallel and then fix every #6366f1 reference and update the overall palette to match the warm cream + orange brand.

I now have a complete picture. The issue is every file has #6366f1 (indigo) baked in as fallback values. I need to replace all of those with the correct orange #EF5B2B, and also update the globals.css to ensure the light cream theme is correct. Let me do all the fixes in parallel.

Now fix problem-transformation, benefits, social-proof, faq, cta-section, and page.tsx in parallel — all #6366f1 and rgba(99,102,241,…) references swapped out.

Now fix the CTA section — it has the most #6366f1 occurrences:

Now fix the hero hero section and page.tsx nav button remaining #6366f1 references:

Now fix the sticky nav in page.tsx:

Finally, clean up the duplicate @layer base block in globals.css and verify the theme colors are correct:

Every #6366f1 (indigo) fallback across all nine section components, the sticky nav, and the CTA buttons has been replaced with #EF5B2B (warm orange) and #D94E22 (hover), matching the brand palette extracted from your images. The global CSS token for --brand-subtle is now consistently rgba(239, 91, 43, 0.12) throughout, and the duplicate @layer base block in globals.css has been removed.