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Static Multi-Page Website Assignment

The assignment requires the creation of a static multi-page website with 10 interlinked HTML pages, all styled using a single external CSS file. Each page must include relevant images, a 'Back to Home' link, and follow clean coding practices without using JavaScript or frameworks. The project emphasizes user-friendly design and consistent layout across all pages, with flexibility to replace certain pages as long as the total remains 10.

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Static Multi-Page Website Assignment

The assignment requires the creation of a static multi-page website with 10 interlinked HTML pages, all styled using a single external CSS file. Each page must include relevant images, a 'Back to Home' link, and follow clean coding practices without using JavaScript or frameworks. The project emphasizes user-friendly design and consistent layout across all pages, with flexibility to replace certain pages as long as the total remains 10.

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Assignment

You are required to design and develop a static multi-page website consisting of
exactly 10 interlinked HTML pages, all consistently styled using a single external CSS
file ([Link]). This assignment is intended to assess your fundamental skills in HTML
and CSS, as well as your ability to create user-friendly, well-structured static web pages
with consistent design, layout, and media integration.

Requirements:

1. All HTML files, the [Link] file, and all media assets (images) must be
saved in one common folder.
2. All pages must use the same CSS file to maintain a uniform color theme, font
style, and background image.
3. Each page should have a "Back to Home" link that redirects to [Link].
<a href="[Link]"> <button>Home</button></a>
4. Every page should include at least one image relevant to its content.
5. The [Link] should serve as the central navigation hub, with links to all the
other 9 pages.
6. All navigation between pages must use internal linking (no external or third-
party links).
7. Use basic HTML and CSS only — no JavaScript or frameworks are allowed.
8. The design should follow clean and simple coding practices — easy to read,
consistent structure, and properly formatted HTML/CSS.

Mandatory HTML Pages to Create (10 Total):

1. [Link] – Home Page


a. Welcome message
b. Navigation links to all other pages
c. Background image and simple layout
2. [Link] – About Us
a. Purpose of the website
b. Related image
3. [Link] – Our Services
a. At least 3 services with brief descriptions and relevant images/icons
4. [Link] – Contact Form
a. Form fields: Name, Email, Message (no backend functionality required)
5. [Link] – Image Gallery
a. Display at least 4–6 images with captions
6. [Link] – Meet the Team
a. Display images, names, and roles of at least 3 team members
7. [Link] – Blog or Articles
a. Include at least 2 blog entries using proper headings and paragraphs
8. [Link] – Testimonials
a. Fictional reviews or quotes with names
9. [Link] – Upcoming Events
a. List 3–5 upcoming or fictional events with dates, titles, and brief
descriptions
b. Use clean formatting and visuals if needed
10. [Link] – Our Location
● Describe the physical or virtual presence of your organization
● Include a placeholder image or map snapshot (no actual map embedding
needed)

Flexibility Clause:

You may replace any of the above pages with your own unique webpage ideas as long
as the total number of HTML pages remains 10, and all design, structure, and linking
rules are followed.

Important Guidelines:

● Do not copy or paste AI-generated code unless it has been modified,


understood, and customized by you.
● Focus on clarity, consistency, and clean layout across all pages.
● No JavaScript, frameworks, or backend features are required.

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