Lab 2: Working with HTML Tables

You are to create a new web page that is to be called lab2.html. This page is to implements the same colouring scheme chosen for the first assignment

The new lab2.html page should have an detailed description paragraph, explaining the purpose of the page/assignment

Each page on your website will have a layout that is based entirely on a table. In other words, the first tag after the start

tag should be a tag, and the last tag before the closing tag should be the closing tag. NOTE: a strategy might be to layout out your index.html page first, as it is a simpler file, and then apply the layout to your lab1.html and lab2.html files.

Your lab2.html page, in addition to implementing the table layout, should have a paragraph explaining the purpose of the page, and will incorporate three (3) tables of data:

A table (ironically) of the five (5) different table related html tags (i.e. the

, ,

tags), and what each tag does. NOTE: you will have six (6) rows, as you are to incorporate a header row.

A table of your three (3) favourite books, this table should have headings/cells (using

,

, and

tags) for the following pieces of information: Title, Author, Year of Publication, and Description. NOTE: you will have four (4) rows total (one for the header, and three for the books). NOTE: you are to write your own brief descriptions for your favourite books, do not plagiarise For the third table you are to create your academic schedule for this semester. This table is to have the days of the week across the top row (using

tags), and rows for each hour from 8am until 6pm. You should use the rowspan attribute for any class that is longer than one hour, and you MUST incorporate at least one (1) instance of a colspan somewhere on your schedule (HINT: you could show your preferred lunch hour, or the time of day you go to the gym, or meet with friends etc.) All of your pages must pass the W3C validator > https://validator.w3.org/ with a doctype of XHTML 1.0 Transitional. Submit your page for validation and keep editing the HTML source until you get "No errors found". Use the same lines at the top of your page to ensure the validator works. You are to include the image provided by the site in the footer of your page. REQUIRED OUTPUT: