I’m putting together a stand-alone registration form that lives on its own front-end and back-end. The form has to capture three data categories—personal details, contact information, and account preferences—and save them reliably in a database. No sign-in, email verification, or social login is required; the page is strictly a one-way collection point. Client-side behaviour must include: • required-field checks • real-time email format validation • a password strength meter that blocks weak choices On the server side I’ll need clean endpoints to receive, validate again, and persist the data. Feel free to suggest the stack you’re most comfortable with as long as the final hand-off lets me run the project locally with a single setup command and provides clear environment instructions. Deliverables • Responsive front-end form with the above validations • REST (or comparable) back-end route(s) that store submissions • Minimal schema or migration file • Brief README covering setup and how to extend the fields later I’ll test by submitting sample data and confirming it lands in the database with the correct structure and validation rules enforced on both ends.