Implement a website, comprising of 4-5 linked pages (maximum), on any topic you feel passionate about. Your website could be about a project, a business, an idea, a field trip, another person, anything you can think of.

You must use "raw" HTML markup and CSS to develop this website i.e. the site must be developed "by hand". The use of web design software packages such as Adobe Dreamweaver, or Microsoft Expression Web, or similar is not allowed for this assignment. You must develop your website with a text editor such as Microsoft Notepad (or one of its variants) that allows you to enter HTML elements, CSS rules and content. You may use your own computer or an AUBG computer for your Web site development. Note: There are better variants of Notepad such as NotePad++, NoteTab Light - available in the IS and COS Labs. These derivatives are also freely downloadable from the Web, and you may install them on your own PC or laptop.

The amount of HTML and CSS required for this assignment need not be excessive. The HTML and CSS must be your own work. Do not copy from anyone or anywhere.

Project Requirements

a) You must use exclusively HTML and CSS that you yourself have developed and typed using a text editor such as Notepad or one of its variants.

b) You must use color, links and images as well as text in your Web pages.

c) Your website must not be previous work, neither for any other course nor as a work project. It must be newly created for this assignment only.

d) During the last week of class (Project Presentations week), you will have to briefly demonstrate your work to the class.

Website Requirements

a) Your site must have a home page, titled index.html, and 3-4 "auxiliary" pages. Your web pages should demonstrate a thoughtful, professional design, and have a good "look and feel". All text must use good English grammar, and be spelled correctly. All links within the webpages must work.

b) Any linked page should include navigation links back to your home page, and perhaps to other pages you have created. The links can be text or images, or both.

c) Include one or more images/photographs in at least one of your web pages.

d) All your images/photographs must be stored locally in their own, separate

e) Attention must be paid to accessibility issues - use of contrasting colors for foreground text and background; reasonable font-size for text; etc.

f) All external CSS files as well as JS files (if you have any) must be stored locally in their own, separate folders.

Failure to observe any of the requirements will result in grade deductions.