The remaining assignments assist you in developing your web site. At this point (unless you are working ahead) you basically have a set of frames that are empty or filled with temporary dummy pages. The rest of the assignments provides guidance to help you develop the content pages that fill in the frames. Each assignment verifies that you have mastered a specific aspect of HTML. It would be advisable to read the Semester Project Assignment as you do these assignments so that your web page meets the course requirements. This will prevent you from having to do double work. There are also some notes provided in this assignment to help you out.

This assignment requires three items. These will be posted on your web site as described under the Format section below.

Note:You will want to keep a copy of the files you develop for this assignment in your repository. The repository should not contain "screen shots" of your web pages. Every item must contain your name, assignment number, and URL of that specific file. ( ie "http://pegasus.cc.ucf.edu/~myusername/thisfile.html"). If you change a web page, you should update the copy in the source file. By keeping your repository up to date in this way you will have the course projected ready to turn in with virtually no additional work to perform.

Format: The web pages you develop during this assignment must be posted on your web site by the due date. If you wish to have your grader grade your assignment prior to the published due date email the grader with the request. Otherwise your assignment will be graded after midnight of the due date.

Item 1: An external link - use the anchor tag to link to a page external to your web site. To do this, create a "links" page and put the link on it. THIS IS A NEW PAGE ON YOUR WEB SITE. IT WILL BE REQUIRED IN THE FINAL PROJECT. Of course, you will need an internal link from your navigation page to this links page. A note about your links page.

Item 2: An internal link - use the anchor tag to link to a page within your own web site. A reasonable candidate for this internal link is the links page you just created for item 1. Put this on your navigation page and use a look/feel consistent with the method of navigation you intend to use throughout. At this point you will also want a link to the stylesheet you built in assignment 3, so this is another good candidate. A note about your navigation page.

Item 3: A working image - this image can be any size and placed anywhere on your web site. The "alt" parameter of the image tag must be used. If the image is not visible when your web site first loads up on the screen, then you must provide an internal link on your navigation page to the page containing the image.