Added Red stars for mandatory fields on signup page

[ATHARVA-GAWAS]

Fixes #514

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  • Enhanced the sign-up form by adding red asterisks to mandatory field labels, improving visual cues for required inputs.

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Walkthrough

The signup page template was updated to clearly indicate mandatory fields. Each input label—First Name, Last Name, Username, Email, Password, and Confirm Password—now includes a red asterisk appended via an HTML <span class="text-red-500">*</span>, enhancing the visual cue without altering any underlying functionality.

Changes

File	Change Summary
web/templates/.../signup.html	Appended <span class="text-red-500">*</span> to labels for First Name, Last Name, Username, Email, Password, and Confirm Password.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Put stars beside mandatory fields [#514]	✅

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🔇 Additional comments (6)

web/templates/account/signup.html (6)

51-53: Mandatory Field Indicator for First Name Implemented Correctly
The addition of the red asterisk <span class="text-red-500">*</span> for the "First Name" field enhances the visual guidance for users. The markup is clear and consistent with the design intent.

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66-69: Mandatory Field Indicator for Last Name Implemented Correctly
The "Last Name" label now includes the red star, clearly indicating that this field is required. The update is consistent with the overall visual improvements.

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86-88: Mandatory Field Indicator for Username Implemented Correctly
The "Username" field label now features a red asterisk alongside the icon, which effectively communicates its mandatory status.

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100-102: Mandatory Field Indicator for Email Implemented Correctly
The email field label update—with the red asterisk appended to the icon and text—provides a consistent and clear indication that the field is required.

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176-179: Mandatory Field Indicator for Password Implemented Correctly
The "Password" field label now includes the red asterisk, aligning with the design improvements for mandatory fields. This update clearly shows which fields are required.

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193-196: Mandatory Field Indicator for Confirm Password Implemented Correctly
The "Confirm Password" field label features the red asterisk as intended, ensuring consistency across the signup form with visual cues for required fields.

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