3 page questionnare website with SQL backend, CSS layout but no graphics

We need a small PHP website with 3 basic pages and an SQL database to store information about the customer and their answers to the questionnaire. The link to the questionnaire would be sent to customers this way: [login to view URL](unique id) Required information to store in tables: Customer: email, unique ID (auto increment int is ok, would prefer a unique complex alphanumeric) Answers: time of first answer, time of last answer, answers to all the questions Page 1: -Requires login (a single login directly on the PHP code is fine), just to limit who can view it -Variable definition for final destination URL like $website = [login to view URL]" -Form with input field "email address", and submit button that will generate the unique ID and store it on the database along with the email, then will display the link to with the created (unique id), and lastly will send an email to that address from some-email-address, with a body that says: "We invite you to answer these question: [login to view URL](unique id) Thanks" -Alerts if email was already entered and gives option to resend link -Assumes localhost email server (Sendmail/Postfix) Page 2: -This is the landing page for the links -This is the only customer-facing page that needs CSS -Should display well on a smart phone -Questions to be answered with radio buttons for single answer 1) Is your server being backed up (yes,no,not sure, N/A) 1a) Are copies of the backup stored offsite or on the cloud? (yes,no,not sure) 1b) Is there a local copy of the backup for fast recovery? (yes, no, not sure) 1c) Has a test restore been done to verify backup validity? (yes, no, not sure) 2) Are all computers storing data only to the server or centralized location (yes,no,not sure, N/A) If the answer is not yes: 2a) Are your computers being backed up (yes,no,not sure) 2b) Are copies of the backup stored offsite or on the cloud? (yes,no,not sure) 2c) Is there a local copy of the backup for fast recovery? (yes, no, not sure) 2d) Has a test restore been done to verify backup validity? (yes, no, not sure) 3) Are your computers & server protected by an antivirus with a valid license? (yes, no, not sure) 3a) Is your antivirus capable of protecting against ransomware like Cryptolocker or Odin? (yes, no, not sure) 3b) Are your antivirus' virus definitions up to date and updated hourly? (yes, no, not sure) 4) Is your email protected from receiving viruses and phishing scams? (yes, no, not sure) 5) Do you have a business firewall that prevents access to infected, ill-advised and/or illegal websites? (yes, no, not sure) 6) Do you have a disaster recovery plan? (yes, no, not sure) Questions to be answered with a field: 7) Calculate cost of hourly downtime: Number of employees: Average $ hourly rate per employee: Percentage of employee affected by downtime (exclude people without access to the network): Results based on answers: Business Continuity Score: (percentage of answers "yes") Potential cost of recovering from cloud-only backup (typical 3 day restore): $(employees * hourly-rate * percentage/100 * 8 * 3) Cost per day of downtime: $(employees * hourly-rate * percentage/100 * 8 ) If you need help answering these questions, please give us a call xxx-xxx-xxxx. We hope this has been helpful information. Question or comments can also be sent to some-email-address. Page 3: -Requires same login as Page 1 -Displays a table of emails with their answers with yes highlighted in green, not sure highlighted in yellow, no highlighted in red, and N/A not highlighted, as well as the employees, hourly rate and percentage, plus the calculation of loss over 1 day (8 hours)