CSc 101 - Theme Site

In this assignment, you’ll be creating a website using HTML and CSS. Your site should have a distict theme, chosen by you (just keep it PG). The example that I provide is an NBA-teams themed site. You should choose a theme that has a main category, and several sub-categories (I chose NBA, and the sub-catgories are three teams). You should NOT choose this same theme - think of your own!

Your website should have at least 4 distinct html pages. One of these pages should be the main/home page, and it should be called index.html. The other three should be named to match the theme of each page.

The main page must have an image and some text describing the theme. Each sub-page must have:

• An image/logo
• A title, using one of the header tags
• Some text describing the category
• A list with at least 5 elements
• An iframe with a link to a related wikipedia page.

You may add more things too. This is just the minimum requirement. Each page also should have a distinct background color, text color, and link color. You also must not use the default webpage font. Choose font from the google web fonts repository (fonts.google.com). Make sure to include all of the iamges in your submission!

All pages should have:

• The links to all other pages available at the top or bottom of the page.
• A unique title

Submission

This assignment is due 2/23/2018 at 5:00pm. Turn it in via the D2L dropbox.

You must turn in your program as a single zip file!

Do not submit all of the files separately. The stepts to turn in are as follows:

1. Create a folder/directory named theme_site
2. Place all of your html and image files into this directory
3. Double-check that your website still works correctly from this directory
4. Zip up the entire theme_site directory into one zip file named theme_site.zip.
   • (you might want to doubl-check all of the files zipped-up correctly by doing a test unzip, and looking at the site)
5. Turn in this zip file on D2L.

There are instructions on the internet for zipping folders on a mac and zipping folders on Windows.