You are to design and develop a website to the following specifications:

• all HTML pages should be well formed and use an appropriate DTD (the current standard is HTML5) - you can use the WC3 Markup Validation service (to debug your code) found at http://validator.w3.org (Links to an external site.) to validate your site - your pages should validate without more than five errors
• at least 3 separate HTML5 pages that are "linked" together (internal)
  • The first page of your site (the homepage) should have the file name of index.html.
  • Your file names should NOT include spaces in the name! Also, recommend lowercase (no caps) for file names.
• at least two links to other websites (external)
• at least two images that display properly, are sized and formatted for efficient download time, and relate appropriately to the content and enhance the effectiveness of the content presentation without distracting from it
• at least 1 table
• at least 1 form
• use of functional JavaScript
• use of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) for design and layout
• the text is free of typos, grammar, and spelling mistakes - the content is clear and readable
• the site is accessible - adheres to the universal design concept
• a professional quality website where the design and layout is clean/appropriate - adheres to principles of visual design - effective use of color, type, graphics, and multimedia elements
• the file structure is logical, the site is easily navigable, and links work
• implements functional responsive web design (media queries)
• uploads files/website to a web server

You can write your code or use Dreamweaver. You are prohibited from using online Website builders such as Squarespace or Wix to create your site.

The Web Design Best Practices Checklist (p. 104 of the Felke-Morris textbook) is an excellent resource.