HTML Practical Assignment
Topic:
Build a Tourist Destination Webpage
Objective
Your task is to build a simple tourist webpage using only HTML and the basic CSS styling
techniques we have covered in class.
Choose one country of your choice and create a webpage that introduces the country as though
you are encouraging someone to visit it. Think of it as a simple tourism website that highlights
what makes the country interesting.
The focus of this assignment is to demonstrate your understanding of the HTML concepts we
have learnt so far.
Instructions
Your webpage should contain the following sections:
1. Page Header
Include:
• The name of the country as the main heading.
• A short welcome message.
• A suitable image of the country.
2. About the Country
Write a brief introduction about the country.
Your write-up should include:
• Where the country is located.
• What it is known for.
• Why tourists visit the country.
3. Tourist Attractions
Include at least three tourist attractions.
For each attraction:
• Add an image.
• Write a short description.
• Include a link where visitors can learn more.
4. Things to Do
Create a list of activities tourists can enjoy in the country.
Use either:
• An ordered list, or
• An unordered list.
5. Food Section
Include at least three popular local dishes.
Add:
• An image of each dish.
• A short description.
6. Travel Information
Create a table containing useful information such as:
• Capital City
• Currency
• Official Language
• Continent
You may include additional information if you wish.
7. Multimedia Section
Add the following:
• One video related to the country.
• One audio file (this can be music, a welcome message, or any suitable audio related to
the country).
8. Tourist Enquiry Form
Create a simple enquiry form that contains:
• Full Name
• Email Address
• Phone Number
• Country of Residence
• Preferred Travel Date
• Number of Travellers
• Gender
• Places of Interest (Checkboxes)
• Additional Comments (Use the Textarea tag for this)
• Submit Button
9. Footer
Your footer should contain:
• Your name.
• Your class.
• A copyright statement.
Styling Requirements
Use the HTML and CSS techniques we have learnt in class.
Your webpage should be neat and readable.
Apply styling to:
• Headings
• Images
• Tables
• Buttons
• Form elements
• Background colours where necessary