Lab 2: Creating a Home Page for Cycle Out Cancer Problem: You are part of a philanthropic group of motorcyclists who participate in community events and parades to distribute cancer awareness information. Your group is called Cycle Out Cancer and the director has asked you to help create a website for them. Create the webpage shown in Figure 237 that better denes the wireframe and content desired on the organizations home page. In later chapters, youll replace the placeholders with actual text and images. Instructions: Perform the following tasks: 1. If you created the cycle.html le in the Lab 2 exercise from Chapter 1, open the le and then save it with the name cycle02.html. If you did not create the cycle.html le, enter the required HTML tags as show in Figure 237a and save the le with the name cycle02. html. Be sure to modify the

tag as

. Be sure to change the closing tag to

. Given the tag is not semantic, add the comment after the closing tag. 2. Make sure the tags contain the text Cycle Out Cancer Home Page. 3. Modify the body element by adding the content in the

,

,

, and

sections in Figure 237a, which shows the le in Notepad++ (the appearance varies if you are using a different HTML editor). 4. Indent the code and content within the head and body elements to make each section distinct and readable. 5. Add or modify the comment after the opening statement to contain your name and the current date.

6. Validate your code and x any errors. 7. Check the spelling of the text so it matches the code shown in Figure 237a. 8. Save and open the page within a browser as shown in Figure 237b. 9. Submit your assignment in the format specied by your instructor.

10. It is easy to forget to check the spelling and grammar of your webpage content. But incorrectly spelled words as well as poor grammar can lead to negative impressions. What negative impressions might be created if you forget to check the spelling and grammar of the content on the webpages that you create or maintain?

Figure 2-37