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.

Assignment Description

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.
Perform the following step-by-step activity:

Download Notepad++
Install Notepad++ on your computer.
Create a folder on your computer named Unit1IP (without spaces)
Create a file called index.htm
Open index.htm in Notepad++

Note: You can also open index.htm in your browser at the same time, and as you make changes in Notepad++ you can then see those changes by refreshing the browser window (F5 or Control-R).

Turn on File Extensions:

Run File Explorer (Windows-E, or from the Start menu)
Click the “View” tab, and then from the toolbar that appears, check “File Name Extensions” (it may already be checked)

Then, complete the following:

Structure the newsletter using the following HTML semantic elements:

Header

Section
Footer

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

Use of any in-line elements should follow current standards.
No style should be applied.
Validate the finished Web page using this tool.
Zip (compress) the Unit1IP folder into a .zip file.