I am creating an educational website / web-app aimed squarely at college students. The heart of the product will be interactive learning modules that guide users through course topics in a hands-on, engaging way. Everything—navigation, assessments, and progress tracking—needs to revolve around these modules so students can dive straight into material, practice concepts, and instantly see how they are doing. Students will log in, select a subject, and launch the module. From there they should be able to move through content seamlessly, whether that content is delivered as text, video, or richer simulations we add later. A clean, responsive interface is essential so the experience feels just as smooth on a phone during a commute as it does on a laptop in the library. For this first build I need: • A modern front-end (React, Vue, or similar) with intuitive navigation and a lightweight style guide. • A simple back-end (Node, Django, Laravel, etc.) that stores user accounts, progress, and module data. • One fully functional demo module to showcase the interactive flow, including question prompts, immediate feedback, and a completion badge. • Clear setup instructions so I can spin up additional modules without touching core code. Acceptance criteria • Users can register, log in, and return to see saved progress. • The demo module loads, tracks answers, and awards completion in a single session. • Front-end passes basic accessibility checks and remains responsive down to 320 px width. • Codebase is version-controlled and delivered in a public or private Git repository with a concise README. If you have experience building educational tools, interactive tutorials, or LMS features, this should feel familiar. Let me know which framework you prefer and a rough timeline to get the first module live.