(HTML/JS/CSS) QUESTION.   I want to make this kind of website.      The main page will have a form on it tht collects the following information:  -Name  -Email  -Phone  -Date  -Feedback (Multiline Textbox)  -Submit button

I need help with the part below and please add comments in the code to help me understand better what I am doing wrong in my own code. I have already created my database and the connection and some of the code but am stuck on these parts."Home" and "Create Account" pages The index.php file will ask the user to log in to the system with a login form If they're already logged in, the home page will NOT show the login form. It will show a "welcome to our store" type of message instead even if they click on the "home" button in the navigation. The create-account.php page has them fill out a form for creating an account. Use real-time JavaScript validation (and regex) to: Verify that the password and "verify password" match as they are typing. Verify that the password contains at least one number and is at least 8 characters long Be sure to display user feedback messages on the screen as they type, e.g.: Password must contain a number Password must be 8 characters long Password and…

There are many types of regular expression patterns you can use to validate your form in HTML.  What are some codes with regular expression patterns?

Criteria to include on page: A div that is centered at the top of each page for the title of the site (mine below is “ResumeMohammed Alazawi”)    A div that is centered and visible (acts as a buffer) and contains within it three divs that arecentered and horizontally next to each other (for me, it is the pink, green, and yellow divs).o Tip: to center the three divs, put them in another centered div (below the red div iscentered and there is another div centered in that which you cannot see, but it is justacting as a container for the pink, green, and yellow divs)   Link to all of your other pages. These links should have pseudo classes assigned so that the colorof the link varies depending on if the user is hovering, it is active, visited, or if it is just a link. Inaddition, place the “title” attribute in the anchor tag and see what happens (Google titleattribute HTML if you are having trouble. The first result should be a w3 schools site, which wehave all seen before. This will have…