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The website has a mobile UI issue. Current Problem: - When opening the website in a mobile browser, the Header section background becomes **Pink**. - This color does not match the website's branding/theme. - On desktop, the header appears correctly. Required Solution: 1. Investigate the root cause instead of applying a temporary CSS override. 2. Check: - Header component - Navbar component - Mobile header - Mobile menu - Global styles - Theme variables - SCSS variables - CSS custom properties (--variables) - Ionic/Angular Material/Tailwind theme (if used) - Media queries - Dark mode/light mode styles - Browser default styles - PWA/mobile-specific styles 3. Find why the mobile breakpoint applies a pink background. Possible causes include: - Wrong CSS variable - Incorrect media query - Theme variable overridden - Mobile-only SCSS - Header state class - Transparent header fallback - Browser safe-area styling - Default framework color - Incorrect CSS specificity 4. Replace the pink color with the website's current primary theme color. Requirements: - Use the existing theme color. - Do NOT hardcode a random color unless it is already the project's primary theme color. - Keep consistency with the desktop version. 5. Verify all header states: - Home page - Product page - Category page - Search page - Cart - Checkout - Profile - Login/Register - Sticky header - Mobile menu open - Mobile menu closed 6. Verify on mobile widths: - 320px - 360px - 375px - 390px - 414px - 430px - 480px 7. Test on: - Chrome Android - Samsung Internet - Safari iPhone 8. Ensure the fix does NOT affect: - Desktop Header - Tablet Layout - Navigation - Dropdown menus - Search bar - Notification icons - Cart icon - Theme switching (if available) 9. Remove any unused or conflicting mobile header styles if found. 10. Run: npm run build Fix any build errors. Final Report: - PASS / FAIL - Root Cause - Files Modified - Previous Mobile Header Color - New Theme Color Source (variable/class) - Screens Tested - Build Status Implement a clean, production-quality fix. Do not use !important unless absolutely necessary, and avoid temporary CSS hacks.