i just made the interface WAY better. still not at the level i expected, but that’s alright.
the change happened when i implemented CSS instead of just HTML (which i did in my first devlog, yikes). I created a container that consisted of 4 elements. I then assigned classes and IDs to every element on the page so I could select and style them accordingly in my CSS stylesheet.

I then used some JavaScript to make the form more interactive.
Right now the page can do three things:
- If you enter the right email address, the page redirects you to another page (spoiler for upcoming devlogs 👀).
- If you don’t enter an email at all and try to bypass it, the page tells you to stop being lazy.
- What if you enter the wrong email address? Beep. Beep. Invalid email ID.

Jokes aside, this helped me learn about the division of web-development. HTML created the form and threw all the elements on the page, CSS styled them using cryptic code that still gives me headaches. And JavaScript made it all more interactive and useful… like that one guy we all depend on in a group project (hey, shout out man).

Right now, it doesn’t have a secure authentication system, because, news flash, I don’t want to make it that strict for a v1. Maybe in v4s or v5s.