Objective: This assignment aims to test your understanding of intermediate-level HTML concepts and your ability to create structured and well-formatted web pages.

Instructions:

Task 1: Basic HTML Structure (10 points)

Create an HTML document with the following structure:

• Declare the document type and HTML version.
• Create an <html> element with appropriate attributes.
• Include <head> and <body> sections.
• Inside the <head> section, include a <title> element with a title for your web page.

Task 2: Heading and Paragraphs (15 points)

Inside the <body> section:

• Create an <h1> heading with a title for your web page.
• Add a <p> element with a brief introduction to the topic of your web page.
• Create two more <p> elements with some sample text.

Task 3: Lists (15 points)

• Create an unordered list (<ul>) with at least three list items (<li>). Use appropriate content for the list items.
• Create an ordered list (<ol>) with at least three list items (<li>). Use appropriate content for the list items.

Task 4: Hyperlinks (15 points)

• Add a hyperlink to an external website of your choice using the <a> element. Make sure it opens in a new tab.
• Create a hyperlink to an internal section of your web page using an anchor (<a>) and an id attribute.

Task 5: Images (15 points)

• Include an image in your web page using the <img> element. Use a suitable image file (you can download one from the internet or use your own). Provide alternative text for the image.
• Create a second image, but this time, link it to a larger version of the same image. Ensure that clicking on the image opens the larger version in a new tab.

Task 6: Tables (20 points)

• Create a table with at least three rows and three columns. Use appropriate content for the table cells. Add a caption to the table.
• Apply different attributes such as border, cellpadding, and cellspacing to the table to enhance its appearance.

Task 7: Forms (20 points)

• Create a simple form that includes text input fields, a radio button group, checkboxes, and a submit button.
• Use appropriate labels (<label>) for each form element.
• Specify the name and id attributes for each form element.

Task 8: Validation (10 points)

• Add HTML comments (<!-- ... -->) to your code to explain the purpose of specific elements or sections within your web page.

Submission:

Submit your HTML file (.html) and any associated resources (images, if applicable) in a zip folder. Make sure to include your name in the file name (e.g., “YourName_HTML_Assignment.zip”).

Grading:

Your assignment will be graded based on the completeness, correctness, and adherence to HTML standards, as well as the quality of explanations and comments in your code.