2. HTML and CSS 3. Javascript Basic Requirements • Properly use and indent all tags. Set up page with , and tags. The page should contain your name in the . Project Description • Using the skills you have gained this semester, recreate 2-3 pages of a website of your choice. · All HTML and CSS should be built from the ground up. You may (and should) use · images that you find on the site for your project. In addition to HTML and CSS, you will be adding some basic Javascript functionality of your choosing to the site.

Complete the following webpage assignment. Assignment Instructions: Design a webpage to simulate a Blog. The website must have a banner image and a featured image with multiple resolutions to be active at different resolution breakpoints just as discussed in this lesson. Include a jQuery script in your project to further enhance the user experience. Use one of the CDN libraries. The script is up to your discretion though you must be able to justify its use. The blog page must be aesthetically pleasing and follow a traditional blog structure. It may help to look at the many WordPress templates available on the net.

Find a photo (image) of something interesting you learned in this course from: NASA’s Astronomy Picture of the Day website Internet searches • Write a one paragraph caption about that photo that explains one concept in the chapters we have studied this semester. • Put both the photo and the paragraph together on a page/slide (photo on top and paragraph underneath). • Include your name, the relevant textbook chapter or references, and the date at the bottom right of the slide

Criteria to include on page: A div that is centered at the top of each page for the title of the site (mine below is “ResumeMohammed Alazawi”)    A div that is centered and visible (acts as a buffer) and contains within it three divs that arecentered and horizontally next to each other (for me, it is the pink, green, and yellow divs).o Tip: to center the three divs, put them in another centered div (below the red div iscentered and there is another div centered in that which you cannot see, but it is justacting as a container for the pink, green, and yellow divs)   Link to all of your other pages. These links should have pseudo classes assigned so that the colorof the link varies depending on if the user is hovering, it is active, visited, or if it is just a link. Inaddition, place the “title” attribute in the anchor tag and see what happens (Google titleattribute HTML if you are having trouble. The first result should be a w3 schools site, which wehave all seen before. This will have…