I need a help with visual basic creating WEB PAGE!!!

Scenarios and requirements are at the below.

To view the Subaru product line, the website for it is https://www.subaru.com/index.html?s_kwcid=subaru%20models&gclid=CISP1cPj3K0CFSUZQgodORgwfQ (part of scenarios)

Please show the each step with coding so that I can easily understand. (The acutal screenshot of Visual Basic with coding would be more helpful to me than written coding in here.)

Thank you so much!!!

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Instructions

A Subaru dealership in the great American State of Washington has asked you to create a small web page for their dealership that can simplify for them the calculation of the, price quote for new car sales and sales commission that will be paid to sales reps. The web application should calculate commission amount for any of the cars but will be initially used for a new promotional event. The creation of this web application is part of the Subaru 2014 Spring into Spring Promotion. Limit your webpage to have info for 5 cars, two cars are on promotion (Subaru Outback and the Subaru BRZ) meaning they are discounted. Special discounts will apply so that the Subaru manufacturing facilities can increase production to reduce overall production and supply chain costs. You can click here to view the Subaru product line.

When you consider designing this project start with a paper and pencil to sketch out what the screen will look like.

You have been commissioned to create an Visual Studio.aspx webpage that can provide the following functionality. Input Controls and Appearance

1. Displays the Subaru image at the top of the page. Use a table to add a little formatting to the screen. Put in the appropriate labels in the first vertical column (on the left) and input controls in the second vertical column (on the right)

2. Has input controls for the program user to select (dropdownlist or radiobuttonlist) the car base price. You can choose the base sales price for the car. You can also choose to add these values at design time or pull them in from a table query as shown in the first sample program.

3. Has a checkbox that allows the user to identify whether the car is part of the spring promotion. If the car is part of the new promotional even reduce the sales prince by 10% before calculating the tax

4. Has a checkbox that allows the user to identify whether the sales rep is a VIP sales rep (has previously achieved sales goals)

Program Functionality (use one button-click procedure)

1. The program should calculate the sales price after all options are added in, then calculate the Washington sales tax 7.8%

2. Calculate the commission at 1% of the sales price after discount (before taxes are added). If the sales rep holds the VIP sales rep status calculate commission at 1.5%

3. Use error checking as needed to make sure the user entry is correct and then perform calculations of the sales price, minus any discount, and the final sales price after adding in the taxes. You can choose to use or not use variables when performing calculations.

4. Add a panel with some checkboxes for accessories that the car would have such as moon roof, bigger wheels, GPS navigation system, Upgraded audio, etc. You select the options and prices. You cannot use a list control such as a checkbox list since the customer may want >1 accessory. Increment the sales price that will be offered to the customer. The sales price is the base price plus any accessories or special paint.

5. Allow the user to select a paintjob - standard or advanced. Add a list control that enables the choice of an upgraded paintjob. Item 0 on the list is the standard paint job, the other upgraded paintjobs: pearl (add $1500), silver flakes (add $2000), clear coat add($400), etc. Increment the sales price that will be offered to the customer. The sales price is the base price plus any accessories or special paint.

6. Add a final list control for the program user to select paint color.

7. Add a dropdownlist for state. Customers should come to our Washington store from the region so investigate the different retail taxes for Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana.

8. Show the details of the selected car in a multiline textbox. Include the car and model, paint color, special paint (which is optional) and accessories (which are also optional if you want).

9. Keep running totals to keep track and display of how many sales quotes you created for customers for each of the 5 cars. For example 12 quotes provided for Impreza WRX and 2 for Legacy (Recall you need to use public shared variables for this).

10. Show the running total in a separate text box (You can use another button too).