feat: Sign Up page fields validation, Sign up button inconsistent text

[VeronikaHordus]

What feature?

1. Sign Up button text inconsistent to the Mockup. The text of the button should be Create Account.

2. Field validation rules : Email field:

• The format should include a local part, an "@" symbol, and a domain part.
• The length <50 Local part (before the “@”) :
• should contain alphanumeric characters, optionally separated by dots, underscores, or hyphens;
• cannot start or end with a dot or contain consecutive dots; Domain part (after the “@”):
• must contain at least two characters;
• must contain at least one dot;
• should consist of alphanumeric characters (A-Z, a-z, 0-9) and hyphens;

Name field:

• The name can contain any characters, including letters, numbers, spaces, and special characters;
• at least 3 characters;
• max 50 characters

Password must include:

• At least 5 characters ;
• Not more than 50 characters
• At least 1 uppercase letter (A-Z);
• At least 1 lowercase letter (a-z);
• At least 1 number ;
• At least 1 special character (e.g., !@#$%)"

Screenshots

[kolibri753]

Clarification (about Email):

1. Domain Part: Should the dot (.) in the domain part be followed by at least two letters? For example, is username@example.c valid, or should it be rejected?
2. Local Part: Is a dot followed by a hyphen (.-) allowed in the local part? For instance, would user.-name@example.com be valid? And what about user.name-@example.com?

P.S. I believe both cases are invalid but wanted to confirm.

[VeronikaHordus]

I believe its good to make both ways invalid (sorry for long responce). I will add your clarifications in main info for validation, thanks!

[AnnaRomaniuta]

@kolibri753 Hello, I'm a little confused, maybe you can help me. When I try to register with an invalid address, for example without a domain part or without a special character @, I receive a message from the browser, not from the application

[AnnaRomaniuta]

In general, everything works and looks good, a bug has been created for some discrepancies. Good job!