Now I'll update the globals.css with the Namlameis brand colors, update the layout with Inter font and metadata, and create the landing page with all the required sections.

Now I'll create the landing page with all the required sections:

Your ultra-minimalist cybersecurity landing page for Namlameis is now complete. Here's what I built:

1. Cinematic Hero Section - Bold typography with a subtle grid pattern, animated status indicator, compelling stats, and a scroll indicator for that cinematic feel.
2. Ant Section - A flat silhouette SVG ant icon with subtle pulsing ring animations, representing the "swarm intelligence" concept for cyber defense with three key feature callouts.
3. Interactive Features Section - Tabbed dashboard preview with four views (Overview, Threats, Network, Reports), each displaying relevant metrics and a simulated activity chart with hover interactions.
4. Terminal Log Simulation - Auto-running terminal that displays realistic security event logs, with proper syntax highlighting by log type (INFO, OK, WARN, ALERT), auto-scrolling, and start/stop controls.
5. Footer - Clean footer with navigation links and an animated "systems operational" status indicator.

The design strictly adheres to your specifications: deep ink black (#141414) and off-white/bone (#F4F2EE) only, bold Inter for headings, monospace for code/data, no gradients, no 3D elements—pure minimalism.

I see two issues: 1) The features section uses Math.random() which causes hydration mismatch between server and client, and 2) The terminal section has an undefined log entry. Let me read and fix both files:

I see the issues. The features section uses Math.random() during render which causes hydration mismatch, and the terminal section has a potential undefined access. Let me fix both:

Now let me fix the terminal section to ensure log entries are properly defined:

Fixed both issues:

1. Features Section: Replaced Math.random() with a pre-defined chartData array of static heights. This eliminates the hydration mismatch since the same values are used on both server and client.
2. Terminal Section: The issue was a closure capturing a stale index variable. I changed it to use useRef (indexRef) which persists across interval callbacks, and added a safety check to ensure the log entry exists before adding it to state.