I’m planning the next round of our internal security-awareness campaign and need a convincing but fully ethical phishing landing page. The page should replicate a well-known social media login screen closely enough to trigger a realistic response while remaining free of any protected branding. Its sole purpose is to show staff how easily their login credentials could be harvested and to reinforce our training modules. Here’s what I’m looking for: • A single, responsive HTML/CSS page with light JavaScript that captures entered usernames and passwords to a secure log file or database table we can review later. No external calls—everything has to stay on our server. • A brief redirect or on-page message after submission that explains the teachable moment and links users to our official training resources. • Clean, readable code so my team can tweak text or swap logos for future campaigns. • Delivery as a zip containing the page, assets, and a short read-me on setup. I’ll provide the hosting details; you supply the finished page and clear deployment instructions. If you’ve built similar simulation tools before or have ideas to improve the realism without crossing ethical lines, let me know—happy to collaborate.