Responsive Login Form - Copy this Html, Bootstrap Component to your project

Here’s an improved and optimized version of your request, with everything combined into one page and without a login form: Create a single-page website that allows users to check the status of multiple accounts using the following API: `https://9qrem61zx.thuelogin.com/lq.php?account=<user>&password=<pass>` ### Key Features: 1. **Input Form**: Users can input a list of accounts in the format `<user>:<pass>`, one account per line. 2. **Processing**: Upon submission, the website will automatically send requests to the API for each account. The requests should be sent in parallel to optimize the response time. 3. **Result Handling**: - If the API response is not "success", increment a counter that tracks the number of incorrect passwords. - If the API response is "success", extract the relevant data from the response and display it in a clean, structured format. 4. **UI Design**: - **Modern and User-Friendly**: Design the page with a clean, responsive layout. Use a minimalist style, ensuring that the form and results are easy to read and interact with. - **Dynamic Feedback**: Show a loading indicator while the requests are being processed. - **Result Table**: Display the extracted data (such as username, name, level, rank, etc.) in a structured table format for each successful account check. ### Example Workflow: - Users input a list of accounts in the following format: ``` user1:pass1 user2:pass2 user3:pass3 ``` - The website sends a request for each account, checks the status, and handles the results accordingly. - If successful, the data returned in the `data` field of the API response (e.g., username, name, level, etc.) will be shown in a results table. - Display counters for: - **Incorrect Password Accounts**: Shows the total number of accounts with incorrect passwords. - **Successful Accounts**: Shows the details of accounts with a "success" status. ### Example Layout: 1. **Input Section**: A text area for users to input the account list. 2. **Submit Button**: To start the checking process. 3. **Results Section**: - A counter showing the number of incorrect password attempts. - A table displaying the details of successful accounts (e.g., username, name, level, rank). ### Example JSON Response Handling: ```json { "status": "success", "data": { "username": "ngockhuongNN", "password": "1292002a", "name": "TruáHeManGa", "level": 30, "rank": "K.Cương III", "qh": 0, "skin": 44, "cmnd": "NO", "email": "NO", "ttemail": "CHƯA XÁC THỰC", "authen": "NO", "sdt": "NO", "fb": "NO", "band": "NO", "ss": 0, "sss": 0, "anime": 0, "sssanime": 0, "tt": "ACC LỖI PASS" }, "author": "Trần Đức Hữu Hùng (Boi)", "telegram": "@toolxpert" } ``` By making everything part of a single page, you can reduce the complexity of navigation and improve the overall user experience.