ITCO381 AIU Unit 1 Creating a Web Page Project

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In an era in which Web sites are highly dynamic, interactive, and database-dependent, a static Web page consisting of only HTML may seem archaic, but they are still used daily. Additionally, web developers must begin somewhere, and a good understanding of the language of the Web (HTML) is the right place to start. For this assignment, you will develop a static Web page that contains valid HTML5 as a newsletter for an organization that interests you.

Download the following document for instructions on how to download and install Microsoft Visual Studio Community.

Perform the following step-by-step activity:

1. Open Visual Studio.
2. Go to File -> New Project.
3. Select “Installed.”
4. Select “C#” and click “Web.”
5. Select “ASP.NET Empty Web Site.”
6. Enter ITCO381_IP1 as the name .”
7. Click “Ok.”
8. In Solution Explorer, right click ITCO381_IP1 and choose Add > Add New Item
9. Select “HTML Page.”
10. Name it “index.html”
11. Click “Add.”

Then, complete the following:

1. Continue to structure the newsletter using the following HTML semantic elements:
   • Header
   • Section
   • Footer
2. Within the structure of the newsletter, add other HTML elements including at least the following:
   • One level 1 heading in the header
   • One level 3 heading in the section
   • At least three paragraphs
   • Image that implements accessibility guidelines using the alt attribute
   • Navigation that includes:
     • An ordered or unordered list containing at least 4 links
     • Each link should navigate to actual Web pages and
     • implement accessibility guidelines using the title attribute
3. Use of any in-line elements should follow current standards.
4. No style should be applied.
5. Validate the finished Web page using the tools at http://validator.w3.org.
6. Right-click anywhere in the page in Visual Studio and click “View in browser.”
7. Zip (compress) the page into a .zip file.