The objective of this lab is to create your CV as an HTML page separating the content from its formatting with CSS. Your CV will contain the following sections: - Identity: name, first name, photo, email, telephone - Objective: what position are you looking for? - Training: for each year, the diploma, the establishment (name and location), the ranking obtained - Skills: list of software, technologies or programming languages that you know - sez, with for each a degree of mastery on a scale of 1 to 5 - Languages: languages spoken with level - Portfolio: list of projects on which you have worked (specify if as part of a course), with for each a screenshot, a description and a link to the site. - Professional experiences: list of your employers, by year, with the name of the employer, a link to their site, and a description of the role you played in the company - Interests: sports, leisure, etc., with for each a small associated description The sections will be div of class .section and with an identifier #identity, #objective ... The content of each section will be based on an ul / li list and the information categories will need to be represented in divs with an associated class. The goal is that all aspects of the CV can be easily styled. 2 Formatting Create two style sheets to style your CV. - The first will be very classic and will target out-of-date employers - The second will be skimpy and will target trendy employers You can take inspiration from https://www.modeles-de-cv.com/. 3 HP multipage Imagine yourself in 20 years. Your CV contains so much information that it no longer fits on one page. 1. Create an html page for each section of the CV 2. Add a menu at the beginning of the page made up of the list of sections with a link to the corresponding page.