Create a webpage in HTML/CSS containing this info:

You are starting a company that sells 3 different fitness trackers: FitX, FitHR, FitS. Each fitness tracker has different features and cost. Here are some details about how the order cost is calculated for a buyer: The FitX costs $99.99. The FitHR costs $129.99. The FitS costs $149.99. Shipping costs $5.99 for each order of 1 fitness tracker. It costs an additional $2.50 for each additional tracker in the same order. If the buyer lives in KY, you must charge 6% sales tax on the order. The tax is charged based on the subtotal that includes the cost of the products ordered plus the shipping cost. For this assignment, assume you can only order 1 type of tracker in a single order, but the customer can order more than 1 of the particular tracker they choose. 1. Create a web page containing information about your company and the products you are selling. Name your webpage FirstnameLastnameFitness.html where you use your real first and last name in the file name. Your web page should contain at a minimum (not necessarily in this order): A title for the browser tab Headings using appropriate H1, H2, or H3 tags. Text containing a description of the different fitness tracker options for sale. 2. Format your web page using CSS of your choosing. 3. Add a JavaScript script that is executed when the website visitor clicks a button that says Place Order. The script executed by the button should do the following actions in the order shown below: Ask the website visitor which tracker they would like to order. Use a menu in your prompt having the buyer type in an integer for their fitness tracker choice like we did in class notes for the candy bars. Ask the buyer to input how many of that type of tracker they wish to purchase. Ask the buyer if they live in Kentucky. Print to a

on the web page in an attractive way 4 different pieces of information for the website visitor: 1. the number of and which type of tracker ordered

2. the tax amount to be paid on the order 3. the shipping cost of the order 4. total cost of the order