1. You will create a web site that consists of 2 different HTML files and 1 CSS file. The files will be named index.html, page2.html, and assign1.css. Please note the case of these files, Index.html is not the same as index.html, and while a Windows working environment will be forgiving of these kinds of mistakes, the Linux hosting environment will not. 2. You will create a header, navbar, main, and footer elements on each HTML page you create. You may further divide these elements with containers as needed, and the use of semantic elements is highly encouraged1. 3. Except where noted, the header, navbar, and footer should be the same on each page. This structure will be expanded on in the Server-Side Programming course in semester 3, which is why we are adopting it now. 4. All CSS must be contained within your assign1.css file no inline CSS or style block is permitted. 5. Your HTML and CSS files must validate to current standards. Penalties will also be assigned for the use of the or
tag to move containers it is only to be used to break lines of text within a container. Instead of break tags you should use the display CSS element.2 6. Each page of the website must contain at least one img tag linking to an external file (a jpg/png/etc) 7. Each page of the website must contain a responsive design using the Bootstrap CSS Library targeting at least 2 views one that is representative of a desktop computer and one that is representative of a mobile phone. 8. Only Bootstrap 5 may be used. No other versions are permitted. Content