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HTML-CSS Project Part 1

The assignment requires the creation of a small static website showcasing a personal hobby, consisting of 3 to 4 HTML pages without CSS styling. The website must include a general menu, personal text, and self-taken images, while adhering to a total file size limit of 1 MB. A report summarizing the experience of creating the site, including tools used and challenges faced, must be submitted alongside the website files in a compressed format.

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HTML-CSS Project Part 1

The assignment requires the creation of a small static website showcasing a personal hobby, consisting of 3 to 4 HTML pages without CSS styling. The website must include a general menu, personal text, and self-taken images, while adhering to a total file size limit of 1 MB. A report summarizing the experience of creating the site, including tools used and challenges faced, must be submitted alongside the website files in a compressed format.

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HTML/CSS

Assignment 1 - A personal website, part one:


the structure and content with the HTML pages
Design and create a small static website that showcases a hobby that you
like. It can be a sporting, artistic, playful, or manual activity.
intellectual, etc. Your site aims to describe this activity and to generate
the desire to practice it.

Your site must comply with the following specifications:


consists of 3 or 4 pages
do not use CSS style for now (this will be the subject of the assignment)
next
include a general menu present on all pages
weigh no more than 1 MB (total size of the files that make up the site)
using personal texts
to contain images and in particular photos; unless impossible
material, you will take and process these photos yourself
cite the source of any content of which you are not the author (text,
image, etc.)

In this first step of building the site, one should not seek to
improve the appearance of the pages (positioning of the different areas of
content, colors, fonts, etc.), which may seem austere in the rendering by
defect made by the browsers. The issue of layout and
the presentation of the site pages will be adjusted later using the
CSS stylesheets (next assignment).
In order to get the most benefit from the proposed exercises, it is recommended that you
recommended to create your site using a simple text editor for the
programming (for example: Notepad++), in order to write everything yourself
of the page code.

Documents to be submitted, grouped in a single RAR or ZIP archive:

a report of a maximum of one page (PDF format; example: "


summary of your experience as a Web creator at
the purpose of this assignment: what you wanted to achieve, the tools that
you have used, the architecture of your site, the structure and the markup
the semantics of your pages, the difficulties you may have
encountered, etc.

a "site" directory containing all the files of your site

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