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Suggest viral video hooks 

Sure! Here are some viral video hook ideas that can grab attention quickly:

1. **“You won’t believe what happens next…”**  
2. **“Watch until the end for a surprise!”**  
3. **“This one trick changed everything…”**  
4. **“Here’s what no one told you about…”**  
5. **“I tried [something popular] and here’s what happened”**  
6. **“This is why everyone is talking about…”**  
7. **“Stop scrolling and see this!”**  
8. **“Don’t make this mistake when…”**  
9. **“I was shocked when I discovered…”**  
10. **“Here’s a quick hack to [solve a common problem]”**  

Would you like hooks tailored to a specific topic or platform?

suggest viral video transitional hooks for an interior designer firm in mumbai, the reel video is about probject completed in tall buildings of Mumbai in 3 sites

Absolutely! Here are some viral-style **transitional hooks** tailored for an interior design firm showcasing completed projects in Mumbai’s tall buildings across 3 sites:

1. **“Watch how we transformed 3 iconic Mumbai high-rises into modern masterpieces — site by site!”**  
*Transition:* Quick aerial shots of the three buildings with a dynamic swipe or zoom effect.

2. **“From blueprint to breathtaking: See 3 luxury apartments in Mumbai’s skyline come to life!”**  
*Transition:* Blueprint overlay dissolving into the finished interiors of each site.

3. **“3 sites, 3 stories, 1 design vision — swipe to see Mumbai’s tallest towers like never before!”**  
*Transition:* A fast swipe or spin effect moving from one site to another.

4. **“Turning Mumbai’s tall buildings into dream homes — watch the transformation unfold across 3 locations!”**  
*Transition:* Timelapse effect showing “before” to “after” scenes in each building.

5. **“Step inside Mumbai’s most stunning high-rise interiors — 3 projects, 3 unique styles!”**  
*Transition:* Door opening animation revealing each project’s interior as you move from one to the next.

6. **“3 sites, one city, endless style — join us on a tour of Mumbai’s newest luxe high-rises!”**  
*Transition:* Map pin animation dropping on each building location followed by interior clips.

7. **“Mumbai’s skyline just got a makeover — here’s how we redesigned 3 elite high-rises!”**  
*Transition:* Skyline day-to-night transition highlighting each building site.

Would you like me to also suggest captions or music styles to complement these hooks?

Strong video transitions hook (first 3 seconds), may be from a movie clip scene ---hindi movie 

Got it! Here are some ideas for **strong 3-second video transition hooks** that use or are inspired by iconic Hindi movie scenes, perfect to grab attention instantly for your interior design reel showcasing Mumbai high-rise projects:

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### 1. **Inspired by “Sholay” - Gabbar’s iconic “Kitne Aadmi The?”**  
**Hook idea:**  
Start with a quick clip or recreation of Gabbar Singh asking "Kitne aadmi the?" then instantly transition with an explosion/flash effect into the modern, sleek interiors of your project.  
*Why it works:* The instantly recognizable phrase grabs attention and the dramatic transition signals a bold reveal.

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### 2. **Inspired by “Dangal” - Coach yelling “Mhaari chhoriyan chhoron se kam hain ke?”**  
**Hook idea:**  
Begin with a punchy motivational line from Aamir Khan's coach, followed by a whip-pan or spin transition that snaps into the 3 different site interiors (symbolizing strong transformation).  
*Why it works:* It’s energetic, motivational, and connects with a wide audience.

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### 3. **Inspired by “3 Idiots” - “All is well” phrase from Rancho**  
**Hook idea:**  
Use a quick “All is well” audio/video clip as a reassuring hook, then transition into your spotless, perfect interiors using a ripple/dissolve effect.  
*Why it works:* Familiar phrase with comforting vibes; makes viewers feel calm and interested to see what’s next.

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### 4. **Inspired by “Don” (1978 or 2006) - “Don ko pakadna mushkil hi nahin, namumkin hai”**  
**Hook idea:**  
Start with a slow zoom-in on Don's face or voiceover. Right after the line, jump cut or glitch transition to your challenging projects turned reality in luxury interior design — showcasing your firm’s ability to accomplish the “impossible.”  
*Why it works:* Strong iconic dialogue, creates intrigue and connects “impossible made possible” with your work.

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### 5. **Inspired by “Lagaan” - Cricket scene intense moment**  
**Hook idea:**  
Use the sound or clip of the cricket ball hitting the bat or crowd cheering, synced to a quick zoom into the ball that morphs into a panoramic view of your building projects.  
*Why it works:* Builds excitement and energy instantly, and the transition from sport to architecture is striking and unique.

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Would you like me to suggest exact timing edits or royalty-free equivalents if copyright is an issue?

Rephae and improve "Putting on my robe again"

Sure! Here are a few improved and refined variations of "Putting on my robe again":

1. **Slipping back into my robe.**  
2. **Wrapping myself in my robe once more.**  
3. **Donning my robe again.**  
4. **Wrapping up in my robe again.**  
5. **Pulling on my robe once more.**  

If you'd like it to sound more poetic, casual, or formal, I can tailor it further!

please write a weekly summary for the parents of a reggio kindergarten class aged 4-5 years old.

The highlights include the provocations and Drop Everything And Read (DEAR) reading week.

Current projects and provocations:
The students recently started taking a lot of interest in the topic of flowers. We had partially discussed the topic last school year with specific focus on seeds but as they are older now this time we could go more into depth including scientific anatomy of flowers  and pollination but also the social and conceptual meanings and uses of flowers.

Using our PK1 classroom Florist Shop area, we are designing bouquets, thinking about the occasions and people they can be given to and handwriting our own heartfelt messages and meanings on gift tags, emphasising the relationship between flowers and purposes.

We have also started to look closely at the anatomy of flowers, first starting of with discussions during circle times about bulbs or seeds, all the way to the anther, stamen and pollen.  During our phonics class we looked specifically at the example of the Lily flower and found many B related words such as bulb, bud and bees in relation to it's process of growth over 99 days from a large bulb. Throughout the week, students have  been able to reinforce the knowledge and discover more at a station for the class to observe parts of a flower up close through a microscope and record their findings.

We have artistically began looking at the shape and form of flowers, exploring different perspectives; side profile, ant's-eye view and birds eye view during circle time as well as following the forms of shadows on our classroom on sunny days. We have also added a mathematical element through exploration of vertical lines of symmetry, challenging the students to use handheld mirrors to replicate the half-shape to complete the overall shape.

In our Chinese class we have also explored Chinese poetry of the Willow tree emphasising the link to our study of blooming spring time features.

DEAR reading week:
We have continued to emphasise love of reading this week with the DEAR event, finding poignant moments throughout the days to take part and refresh interest and discovery of books of all types.

**Weekly Summary for Parents: Reggio Kindergarten (Ages 4-5)**

Dear Parents,

What an inspiring and blossoming week it has been in our classroom! Our young learners have dived deeply into the fascinating world of flowers, sparking curiosity, creativity, and meaningful discoveries across multiple areas of learning.

**Our Flower Project and Provocations**  
Building on last year’s introduction to seeds, we have expanded our explorations to examine the anatomy of flowers—from bulbs and buds to stamens, anthers, and pollen. During circle time discussions and phonics lessons, the children engaged with new vocabulary such as “bulb,” “bud,” and “bees,” using the lily flower as a wonderful example of nature’s cycles. Students took turns investigating real flower parts under the microscope at our dedicated observation station, recording their findings and deepening their scientific understanding.

Creatively, the children have been exploring flowers through art by studying their shapes and forms from different perspectives—the side profile, an ant’s-eye view, and a bird’s-eye view. They observed flower shadows on sunny days to notice natural patterns and symmetry, even using handheld mirrors to experiment with vertical lines of symmetry mathematically. This blending of science, math, and art highlights the holistic approach at the heart of our Reggio philosophy.

In our dramatic play area, the PK1 Florist Shop has flourished as children design bouquets for various occasions and special people. They are practicing handwriting by crafting their own heartfelt messages and gift tags, expressing the social and emotional significance of flowers as gifts.

Adding a multicultural dimension, our Chinese class connected the study of blooming springtime with traditional Chinese poetry about the willow tree, enriching the children’s appreciation of nature and language.

**DEAR (Drop Everything And Read) Week**  
This week, we also celebrated our love of reading through DEAR week. Throughout the days, we paused to share the joy of books of all types, encouraging a renewed enthusiasm for stories, exploration, and discovery. The children enjoyed these special reading moments, which support their language development and nurture a lifelong passion for reading.

Thank you for your ongoing support as we witness our children’s growth through inquiry, creativity, and connection with the natural world!

Warm regards,  
[Your Name]  
Reggio Kindergarten Teacher

Please re-write the following  weekly summary for the parents of a reggio kindergarten class aged 4-5 years old to be fifty words shorter and succinctly articulated without changing the meaning,
The highlights include the provocations and Drop Everything And Read (DEAR) reading week:

Current projects and provocations:
The students recently started taking a lot of interest in the topic of flowers. We had partially discussed the topic last school year with specific focus on seeds but as they are older now this time we could go more into depth including scientific anatomy of flowers and pollination but also the social and conceptual meanings and uses of flowers.

Using our PK1 classroom Florist Shop area, we are designing bouquets, thinking about the occasions and people they can be given to and handwriting our own heartfelt messages and meanings on gift tags, emphasising the relationship between flowers and purposes.

We have also started to look closely at the anatomy of flowers, first starting of with discussions during circle times about bulbs or seeds, all the way to the anther, stamen and pollen. During our phonics class we looked specifically at the example of the Lily flower and found many B related words such as bulb, bud and bees in relation to it's process of growth over 99 days from a large bulb. Throughout the week, students have been able to reinforce the knowledge and discover more at a station for the class to observe parts of a flower up close through a microscope and record their findings.

We have artistically began looking at the shape and form of flowers, exploring different perspectives; side profile, ant's-eye view and birds eye view during circle time as well as following the forms of shadows on our classroom on sunny days. We have also added a mathematical element through exploration of vertical lines of symmetry, challenging the students to use handheld mirrors to replicate the half-shape to complete the overall shape.

In our Chinese class we have also explored Chinese poetry of the Willow tree emphasising the link to our study of blooming spring time features.

DEAR reading week:
We have continued to emphasise love of reading this week with the DEAR event, finding poignant moments throughout the days to take part and refresh interest and discovery of books of all types.

**Weekly Summary for Parents: Reggio Kindergarten (Ages 4-5)**

This week, our students deepened their interest in flowers. Building on last year’s focus on seeds, we explored flower anatomy and pollination, along with the social and symbolic meanings of flowers.

In our PK1 Florist Shop, children designed bouquets for different occasions and wrote heartfelt messages on gift tags, highlighting the connection between flowers and their purposes.

Through circle time, we discussed flower parts—from bulbs to stamens and pollen. During phonics, we focused on the lily flower, discovering “B” words like bulb, bud, and bees related to its 99-day growth. At a microscope station, students observed flower parts up close and recorded their findings.

Artistically, children studied flower shapes from side, ant’s-eye, and bird’s-eye views, observed shadows on sunny days, and explored vertical symmetry using handheld mirrors to complete shapes.

In Chinese class, we connected spring bloom themes with traditional willow tree poetry.

During DEAR (Drop Everything And Read) week, we embraced a love of reading by dedicating special moments daily to engage with books of all types, inspiring renewed discovery and enjoyment.

Please re-write the following weekly summary for the parents of a reggio kindergarten class aged 4-5 years old to be 300 words maximum and succinctly articulated without changing the meaning,
The highlights include the provocations and Drop Everything And Read (DEAR) reading week:

Current projects and provocations:
The students recently started taking a lot of interest in the topic of flowers. We had partially discussed the topic last school year with specific focus on seeds but as they are older now this time we could go more into depth including scientific anatomy of flowers and pollination but also the social and conceptual meanings and uses of flowers.

Using our PK1 classroom Florist Shop area, we are designing bouquets, thinking about the occasions and people they can be given to and handwriting our own heartfelt messages and meanings on gift tags, emphasising the relationship between flowers and purposes.

We have also started to look closely at the anatomy of flowers, first starting of with discussions during circle times about bulbs or seeds, all the way to the anther, stamen and pollen. During our phonics class we looked specifically at the example of the Lily flower and found many B related words such as bulb, bud and bees in relation to it's process of growth over 99 days from a large bulb. Throughout the week, students have been able to reinforce the knowledge and discover more at a station for the class to observe parts of a flower up close through a microscope and record their findings.

We have artistically began looking at the shape and form of flowers, exploring different perspectives; side profile, ant's-eye view and birds eye view during circle time as well as following the forms of shadows on our classroom on sunny days. We have also added a mathematical element through exploration of vertical lines of symmetry, challenging the students to use handheld mirrors to replicate the half-shape to complete the overall shape.

In our Chinese class we have also explored Chinese poetry of the Willow tree emphasising the link to our study of blooming spring time features.

DEAR reading week:
We have continued to emphasise love of reading this week with the DEAR event, finding poignant moments throughout the days to take part and refresh interest and discovery of books of all types.

**Weekly Summary for Parents: Reggio Kindergarten (Ages 4-5)**

This week, our students showed growing curiosity about flowers. Building on last year’s focus on seeds, we deepened our exploration to include flower anatomy, pollination, and the social and symbolic meanings of flowers.

In our PK1 Florist Shop, the children designed bouquets, considered occasions and recipients, and handwrote heartfelt messages on gift tags—highlighting how flowers can express feelings and intentions.

During circle times, we discussed flower parts from bulbs to anthers, stamens, and pollen. In phonics, we used the lily flower to explore “B” words like bulb, bud, and bees linked to its 99-day growth cycle. A microscope station allowed the children to observe flower parts closely and record their discoveries, reinforcing their scientific understanding.

Artistically, students examined flower shapes from various perspectives—side profile, ant’s-eye, and bird’s-eye views—and followed the shifting shadows of flowers on sunny days. They also explored vertical lines of symmetry through hands-on activities using mirrors to complete flower shapes, integrating art and math.

In Chinese class, we connected our springtime flower study to willow tree poetry, blending language arts with nature.

This week we also celebrated DEAR (Drop Everything And Read) week. We found meaningful moments throughout the day to engage with books of all kinds, fostering a renewed love of reading and curiosity for stories.

Thank you for supporting your child’s learning journey as they explore, create, and discover together!

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   RETRO MINIMAL 80085 UPDATED
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Your CSS defines a retro green-on-black terminal style with rigid minimalism, monospace fonts, and strong emphasis on no visual distractions (no rounded corners, shadows, or unnecessary padding).

If you want me to help with something specific, like:

- Explanation of what parts of your CSS do,
- Suggestions to improve visuals or accessibility,
- Troubleshooting a styling problem,
- Or converting to/scaling with other frameworks,

please tell me!

Otherwise, here’s a quick summary of what your key selectors and styles do:

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### Summary of your styles

- `#col_container`: main vertical flex container, full viewport size, black background, neon-green text, monospace font, no padding or margin, user can select text.

- Header bar (`#component-7`): fixed height (36px), centered text, black with dark background, green bottom border, all uppercase, heavy weight, and letter spacing.

- Run button (`#component-9`): inline-flex with black background and neon green border/text. On hover, it inverts colors with green background and black text, and a darker green on active press.

- Form container has minimal horizontal padding and vertical gaps.

- Textarea: black background, neon green borders and text, monospace font, max height 50vh, small vertical resize allowed, custom green scrollbars, no transition effects, caret also neon green.

- Chat container (`#chatbot`): flex container column reversed (new messages at bottom), with neon text and black background, thin green scrollbars.

- Message bubbles: transparent backgrounds, green text with differing shades for user and bot, aligned left and right respectively, max width constrained, small margin and padding, monospace font, white-space pre-wrap.

- Scrollbars in chat and textarea: ultra-thin green styled scrollbars using both Firefox and Webkit scrollbar syntax.

- Selection coloring: semi-transparent neon green background on text selection with black text, no text shadow.

- Focus outlines: bright green 1.5px outlines offset by 1px, no shadows.

- All transitions removed for immediate response visuals.

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If you want me to write something new or modify this, just ask!

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   Darky-Retrish Gradio Theme
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.icon-button-wrapper {
  background-color: #010201 !important;
  border-color: #0a100a !important;
  color: #7cbc7c !important;
}

/* Modals and overlays */
.modal, .overlay, .backdrop {
  background-color: rgba(1, 2, 1, 0.9) !important;
  color: #91d691 !important;
}

/* Misc shadows */
.box-shadow, .toast-message, .notification {
  box-shadow: none !important;
}

/* Headers and titles */
.title.svelte-1byz9vf,
.header.svelte-1byz9vf {
  color: #8fed8f !important;
}

/* Set body background for consistency */
body {
  background-color: #010201 !important;
  color: #8fed8f !important;
}

Your CSS theme named "Darky-Retrish Gradio Theme" is a nicely structured dark green-themed style for a Gradio interface, using near-black background colors with various green shades for text, borders, scrollbars, buttons, inputs, and links, aiming for a consistent dark neon-green look.

If you want me to help with anything specific regarding this CSS — such as improvements, troubleshooting, adding new features, or converting it into another form — please let me know what you'd like!

/* -------------------------
   Darky-Retrish Gradio Theme
   Base background #010201
   ------------------------- */

/* Global backgrounds and grayscale blocks */
html, body, .gradio-container-5-25-1,
.block.svelte-11xb1hd, .panel.svelte-vt1mxs,
.block.padded.svelte-11xb1hd,
form.svelte-633qhp,
.wrap.svelte-1byz9vf,
.contain.svelte-1byz9vf,
.main-content, #col_container, main.svelte-1170pvd,
textarea.svelte-173056l,
input.svelte-173056l,
select.svelte-173056l,
button.svelte-1ixn6qd,
label.svelte-1to105q,
.nav.svelte-1170pvd, .sidebar.svelte-y4v1h1,
footer.svelte-1byz9vf
{
  background-color: #010201 !important;  /* deep near-black green */
  color: #8fbc8f !important; /* muted light green text */
  border-color: #0a100a !important; /* very dark green borders */
  box-shadow: none !important;
}

/* Remove any lighter backgrounds from nested containers */
.block.svelte-11xb1hd, .panel.svelte-vt1mxs,
.block.padded.svelte-11xb1hd {
  background-color: transparent !important;
  border-color: #0a100a !important;
}

/* Override all grey borders with a dark green hue */
.gradio-container-5-25-1 [class*="border"],
.gradio-container-5-25-1 hr,
.gradio-container-5-25-1 .divider {
  border-color: #0a100a !important;
}

/* Table backgrounds */
table, thead, tbody,
th, td {
  background-color: transparent !important;
  border-color: #0a100a !important;
  color: #9acc9a !important; /* lighter green text in tables */
}

/* Scrollbars (generic) */
::-webkit-scrollbar {
  background: #010201 !important;
}
::-webkit-scrollbar-track {
  background: #010201 !important;
}
::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb {
  background: #3aac3a !important; /* retro neon green shade */
  border-radius: 8px !important;
  border: 2px solid #010201 !important;
}
::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb:hover {
  background: #5cdd5c !important;
}
.scrollbar-width {
  scrollbar-color: #3aac3a #010201 !important;
  scrollbar-width: thin !important;
}

/* Buttons background & text */
button.svelte-1ixn6qd {
  background-color: #022002 !important;
  border-color: #0a100a !important;
  color: #8fcc8f !important;
  box-shadow: none !important;
}
button.svelte-1ixn6qd:hover {
  background-color: #054005 !important;
  color: #b9f4b9 !important;
}

/* Inputs & textareas */
input.svelte-173056l, textarea.svelte-173056l, select.svelte-173056l {
  background-color: #011001 !important;
  border-color: #064006 !important;
  color: #9bd49b !important;
}

/* Labels */
label.svelte-1to105q {
  color: #7aaa7a !important;
  background-color: transparent !important;
  border-color: transparent !important;
}

/* Links */
a.svelte-1ixn6qd, a.svelte-1170pvd {
  color: #6bd96b !important;
  text-decoration: underline !important;
}
a.svelte-1ixn6qd:hover, a.svelte-1170pvd:hover {
  color: #94f194 !important;
}

/* Accordions, dropdowns, menus */
.options.svelte-y6qw75, .checkbox-label, .dropdown-arrow,
.icon-button-wrapper {
  background-color: #010201 !important;
  border-color: #0a100a !important;
  color: #7cbc7c !important;
}

/* Modals and overlays */
.modal, .overlay, .backdrop {
  background-color: rgba(1, 2, 1, 0.9) !important;
  color: #91d691 !important;
}

/* Misc shadows */
.box-shadow, .toast-message, .notification {
  box-shadow: none !important;
}

/* Headers and titles */
.title.svelte-1byz9vf,
.header.svelte-1byz9vf {
  color: #8fed8f !important;
}

/* Set body background for consistency */
body {
  background-color: #010201 !important;
  color: #8fed8f !important;
}

Thanks for sharing your refined "Darky-Retrish Gradio Theme" CSS! It looks well organized and maintains a consistent dark green aesthetic with good accessibility considerations (contrast, hover states).

Here are a few suggestions & tips you might find useful to polish or extend your theme:

---

### 1. **Focus States for Accessibility**

Currently, the theme handles hover states (e.g., buttons, links), but no focus outlines or visible focus indicators. To improve keyboard navigation, consider adding a focus style, for example:

```css
button.svelte-1ixn6qd:focus,
input.svelte-173056l:focus,
select.svelte-173056l:focus,
textarea.svelte-173056l:focus,
a.svelte-1ixn6qd:focus,
a.svelte-1170pvd:focus {
  outline: 2px solid #5cdd5c !important;
  outline-offset: 2px !important;
}
```

---

### 2. **Better Scrollbar Support**

You included WebKit scrollbar styles and a `.scrollbar-width` class, but not all browsers support these equally. Firefox uses different pseudo-selectors. If possible, consider adding Firefox scrollbar support:

```css
/* Firefox */
* {
  scrollbar-width: thin !important;
  scrollbar-color: #3aac3a #010201 !important;
}
```

(Since you already add `.scrollbar-width` with these, you can just apply it globally or to main containers.)

---

### 3. **Button Disabled State**

Add distinct styling for disabled buttons:

```css
button.svelte-1ixn6qd:disabled {
  background-color: #013001 !important;
  color: #567856 !important;
  border-color: #022002 !important;
  cursor: not-allowed !important;
  box-shadow: none !important;
}
```

---

### 4. **Smooth Transitions**

Add transitions on colors and backgrounds to smooth out hover/focus changes:

```css
button.svelte-1ixn6qd,
a.svelte-1ixn6qd,
a.svelte-1170pvd {
  transition: background-color 0.3s ease, color 0.3s ease;
}
```

---

### 5. **Custom Checkbox and Radio**

If your theme styles checkboxes or radios or you want to, consider customizing these for consistency and easy visibility with your green theme.

---

### 6. **Optional: Provide a CSS Variable Fallback**

You might introduce CSS variables to allow easy future theme tweaking:

```css
:root {
  --bg-dark: #010201;
  --border-dark: #0a100a;
  --text-muted-green: #8fbc8f;
  --button-bg: #022002;
  --button-hover-bg: #054005;
  --button-text: #8fcc8f;
  --button-hover-text: #b9f4b9;
  --scrollbar-thumb: #3aac3a;
  --scrollbar-thumb-hover: #5cdd5c;
}
```

Then replace your color literals with these variables, ex:

```css
body, html {
  background-color: var(--bg-dark) !important;
  color: var(--text-muted-green) !important;
}
button.svelte-1ixn6qd {
  background-color: var(--button-bg) !important;
  color: var(--button-text) !important;
}
button.svelte-1ixn6qd:hover {
  background-color: var(--button-hover-bg) !important;
  color: var(--button-hover-text) !important;
}
::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb {
  background: var(--scrollbar-thumb) !important;
}
::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb:hover {
  background: var(--scrollbar-thumb-hover) !important;
}
```

---

If you want me to generate an updated CSS with these enhancements or add anything else (like custom toast notifications, form validation error styles, or mobile responsiveness tweaks), just ask!