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Design a visually stunning and feature rich "Create Database" page for the "DATAses" platform. This page should align with the modern and mysterious aesthetic of the landing page, providing users with an intuitive yet powerful tool to create and customize their account databases. The design should incorporate advanced settings, including column customization, separators, and template options, with a focus on user experience and clarity. 1. Page Layout and Aesthetic: Maintain the sleek, dark theme with gradients and subtle animations that match the style of the landing page. Use a full width layout with a centered, semi transparent form container that floats above a dynamic background (e.g., animated particles or gradient waves). The form should be divided into clearly defined sections, each with smooth transitions and hover effects. 2. Step 1: Database Information: A polished section for entering basic details: Database Name: A text input with a subtle glow on focus, placeholder text "Enter Database Name." Description: A larger text area with placeholder "Describe your database," utilizing smooth expanding animations as the user types. Template Selection: A dropdown with a curated list of templates (e.g., Steam Accounts, Google Accounts, Custom). Each option should display a brief description or icon next to it, with an animated preview on hover. Include a "Next" button with a glowing effect and slight scaling on hover. 3. Step 2: Customize Columns: A dynamic interface for setting up database columns: Column Count Selector: A slider or input box that allows users to choose the number of columns. As the user adjusts, columns appear below with editable labels (e.g., Username, Email, Password). Column Name Customization: Editable fields for each column name with dropdowns to select data types (text, number, email, password). Field Separators: An option to specify separators between fields (e.g., colon ":", dot ".", dash " "). Users can set unique separators for each pair of columns, with a live preview showing how the data will be structured. Add an "Add Field" button to insert additional columns with smooth, inline animation. Drag and drop functionality to reorder columns, with real time updates to the preview section. 4. Step 3: Security and Data Management Settings: Advanced options for database security: Encryption Settings: Dropdown to select encryption level (e.g., AES 256) with tooltips explaining each option. Access Permissions: Checkboxes to enable or disable access restrictions (e.g., password protection, two factor authentication). Each option should have a brief description or tooltip. Backup Options: Checkbox to enable automatic backups, with a dropdown to select the frequency (daily, weekly, etc.). A section for choosing import/export formats, with icons and brief descriptions (CSV, JSON, etc.). 5. Step 4: Review and Finalize: A sleek summary of all selected options and customizations: Display the database structure with columns, separators, and security settings in a collapsible format. Include a "Back" button with a subtle animation to allow users to return and modify previous steps. The "Create Database" button should be prominent, with a glowing effect and a pulsating animation on hover to draw attention. 6. Success and Feedback: Upon successful creation, display a full screen modal or overlay with a confirmation message: "Your Database Has Been Created Successfully!" Provide options to "View Database," "Download Configuration," or "Create Another Database," with each option highlighted by a unique hover animation. 7. Additional Features and Considerations: Ensure full responsiveness, with all interactive elements scaling appropriately for mobile devices. Consider adding tooltips or a help icon in each section to guide users through the process. Smooth transitions between steps, perhaps with slight fading or sliding effects, to enhance the user experience.