feat: Include venue image in the landing page

[anyulled]

Includes World Trade Center Barcelona image on the landing page.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly revamps the landing page by replacing the existing Home component with a new HomeWTC component. The primary goal is to visually enhance the landing page by incorporating images of the World Trade Center Barcelona, where the conference is held. It also introduces a dynamic countdown timer to the event, along with improved date display and dedicated styling, providing a more engaging and informative initial user experience.

Highlights

• New Landing Page Component: Introduced HomeWTC to display the venue image and conference information, replacing the previous Home component.
• Venue Image Integration: The landing page now dynamically displays images of the World Trade Center Barcelona with a gradient overlay and animation.
• Countdown Timer Implementation: A new countdown mechanism has been implemented, showing days, hours, minutes, and seconds until the conference start, with a dedicated component for when the countdown completes.
• Date Formatting Utility: A new utility function formatDateRange was added to handle the display of conference dates in a user-friendly format.
• Styling Enhancements: Dedicated styling files were created for the new HomeWTC component and its countdown elements, including a new TRANSPARENT color definition.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a new home page component to feature the venue image. The changes are well-structured, creating a new HomeWTC component and its associated styles and utilities. I've identified a few areas for improvement, including a syntax error, an unused variable, and a potential performance issue with how background images are loaded. I've also made suggestions to improve code consistency and maintainability, such as using path aliases and defining interfaces for styled-component props. Overall, good work on the new feature.