Specifications:General

Develop a web site that consists of at least three pages: a home page and two content pages.

You decide what subject you're going to use for your web site. It can be about you, a relative, a friend, a pet, a course, a hobby, a product, an issue...you decide.

Be sure that you know enough about the subject of your web site so it will be easy for you to create the content for your pages. If possible, you should also have three or more related image files that you can use in your web pages.

Content

The goal of these projects is to give you a chance to develop a small web site using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, not to create content. With that in mind, you should feel free to:

Copy content from other web sites or sources and adapt it to your own web site

Copy images from other web sites or sources

Skills

As you develop your web site, you should of course demonstrate your HTML, CSS, and JavaScript skills. To that end, the initial version of your web site should show your mastery of:

Headings, text, and character entities

Links and lists

Forms

Images

Margins and padding

Borders and backgrounds

Floating

JavaScript

CSS

Design, graphics, and typography

Use the principles and guidelines presented in this book to make the design of your web site as effective as possible.

HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files and directories

The HTML file for the home page should be named index.html.

The HTML file should include JavaScript code or have references to the JavaScript file.

JavaScript file(if necessary)should be named xxxx,js

The names of the other pages should indicate what the pages represent.

The images for the web site should be stored in a directory named images, the CSS files should be stored in a directory named styles, and the HTML, and JavaScript files should be stored in the main directory for the web site.