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feat(welcome): restore simple branding and add dark mode support - #71
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Summary
Reverts PR #70 to restore the simple, warm editorial branding of the desktop welcome page (
/welcome), and adds dark mode support without altering design decisions:Simple Editorial Branding Restored:
#f6f6f0) in light mode and rich dark moss/slate (#121614) in dark mode.font-serif) for the hero headline ("Better habits. Someone in your corner.").do it.logo and clean links.document.documentElementtheme classes.Youand+1) with matching dark mode palette tones.Membership Offer Card (
MembershipOffer.tsx):dark:bg-[#181e1a],dark:border-[#2a342d], and soft shadow.5 USD / monthfor two people, maintaining Stripe payment-first checkout flow.Verification:
npm run check: all 208 unit/integration tests and database checks pass.npm run build: Next.js 16 production build succeeded.