This project involves the creation of a login page that mimics the design of a popular social media platform. It was developed to help me understand the fundamentals of HTML, CSS, and PHP, particularly focusing on user interface design and secure form handling.
- Learn HTML and CSS: Gain a deeper understanding of how to use HTML and CSS to create web interfaces.
- Explore PHP for Backend Development: Utilize PHP to manage form data securely.
- Understand Authentication Processes: Investigate how login systems work and how to implement them securely to protect user data.
This project was strictly for educational purposes. It was developed and tested in a controlled environment:
- No real user data was collected, stored, or used at any point.
- The project does not connect to the internet or any external networks.
- It serves as a tool to educate about potential vulnerabilities in web applications and the importance of implementing secure authentication systems.
- Front-End Replica: A front-end, visually similar to a popular social media login page.
- Form Handling: Implementation of form handling using PHP to understand server-side scripting.
- Clone the repository.
- Ensure you have a local server environment like XAMPP or MAMP installed.
- Place the project folder in your 'htdocs' or 'www' directory.
- Start your server and navigate to the project directory in your web browser.
This project does not involve any real data and should not be used in any real-world applications. It is a demonstration of front-end replication and back-end integration for educational purposes only.
This project is open-sourced under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more details.