Requirements and restrictions: A. Assignments are individual: each student writes their own assignment. B. Do not re-work another student's assignment. Assignments, which are essentially the same, with only the text changed between them, will be penalized. C. All code is to be entered by hand using a plain text editor (Notepad, Notepad ++, etc.). D. Do NOT use any HTMLgeneratororverifier. E. Evidence of code generator elements will lead to a penalty, possibly a zero grade on A1. F. Do not use word processors (such as Word), which may change your code. G. The grader reserves the right to request a face-to-face meeting with any student and to validate that the student is the author of the HTML code and understands the code. H. This assignment is intended to be completed using ordinary HTML. If you use XHTML, you must be consistent and follow good practices. You may use either physical or logical tags, but your usage must be consistent. Prepare two HTML webpages according to the specifications below. 1. The resume may be real or fictional. 2. Maximum length of the page is 1 printed page. 3. It must include the following elements: a) Your real name and student number, both in the page title and in a top heading in the page. b) At least two different levels of headings. c) At least two font sizes used in the descriptive part of the resume. This does not include page title and headings. d) At least two of: bold, underlined, and italicized text. e) At least one numbered list. f) A link to another document located in the same directory as this page. This other document does not need really to exist, and should NOT be included for marking. g) A picture of a natural element (mountain, river, valley, etc.). The picture file has to be located in the same folder (directory) as the resume file. The image file may be something you have downloaded, a photograph you have taken from a camera, or something else of a similar nature. h) An email link allowing the reader to send you e-mails