• Practice creating a server with Flask from scratch
• Practice adding routes to a Flask app
• Practice having the client send data to the server with a form
• Practice redirecting after the POST request.
• Use Session to display the form data on the result page.

Build a new Flask application that accepts a form submission and presents the submitted data on a results page.

The goal is to help you get familiar with sending POST requests through a form and displaying that information. Consider the below example as a guide.

When you build this, please make sure that your program meets the following criteria:

• http://localhost:5000 - have this display a nice looking HTML form.  The form should be submitted to '/process'
• Save form data into session.
• http://localhost:5000/result - have this display a html with the information that was submitted by POST

Don't forget that any inputs we want to be able to access from the form submission need to have a name!

It's always a good idea to print request.form to see if the form is delivering all the information you need in your routing method. Markup : - [ ] An uncompleted task - [x] A completed task

• Create a new Flask application

• Have the root route ("/") show a page with the form

• Have the "/result" route display the information from the form on a new HTML page

• Put the form data into session

• NINJA BONUS: Use a CSS framework to style your form

• NINJA BONUS: Include a set of radio buttons on your form

• SENSEI BONUS: Include a set of checkboxes on your form