someone write this in notepad plus plus for me so i can see how its done dont add any information just create the shell

For today's exercise, we will start developing our ePortfolio website structure. Rather than saving today's files in a folder called "Exercise 3", you may choose to save them in a folder called "ePortfolio" or "project" as we will work on these throughout term. In NotePad++ (or the editor of your choice) create a Website meeting the following requirements: a. The main home page of the eportfolio should be called "index.html". b. Create other pages based on the ePortfolio instructions on the next page. You should have at least five pages total. c. Have a navigation section with links on each page to permit you to go to the other pages. d. Start adding some content to each page. If you are not ready to add some actual text to your ePortfolio, mock them up with lorem ipsum text. e. Find some cool images to add to the pages that are appropriate. f. Make sure to indent your HTML tags appropriately and have a good title on each page. g. If you have already learned some CSS, feel free to add some styling to the webpage(s) to spruce them up a bit, but it is not necessary at this stage. Once the above Step is completed, validate all of the HTML files in the website using the W3C validation website. Take a screenshot(s) showing successful validation. You might want to put all the successful validation screenshots in one Word document. Post a ZIP file containing both the HTML file(s) from Step 4 and screenshots of successful validation from Step 5 to the Brightspace Dropbox for the third in-class exercise in order to obtain credit for completing it. That's it. WEBD1000 Final Project (e-Portfolio) As part of being a "portfolio college", NSCC requires all students to produce a portfolio before graduation. A portfolio can come in many forms depending on the student that creates it. Students in the Information Technology Diploma programs are encouraged to develop an electronic portfolio or "e-portfolio". An e-portfolio is simply a website that allows anyone to view the student's portfolio of information from the Internet. Your task is to create this website. To satisfy this requirement you will need to develop several web pages, including: - A Home Page that provides an introduction to you and your portfolio - A Contact Page that provides your relevant contact information - A page describing at least five (5) short-term ( 2 years) for the future - A page listing at least three (3) your current skills and appropriate descriptions for each skill - A page for your resume displayed as an HTML document (i.e. not a link to a Word document or PDF) - (Optional) Other pages that may show documents you want to display (e.g. certificates) Also, the website must comply with the following guidelines: - All pages must adhere to HTML5 and CSS3 standards - All CSS styles will be placed in one or more external CSS files - No deprecated HTML tags or attributes will be used - All pages must use Responsive Design and react differently for phones, tablets and desktop browsers - All source code will be formatted and indented for optimal reading - HTML tables will only be used to display tabular data not for layout purposes - A menu will exist on all pages that will allow you to navigate to any web page in the web site