Before you begin this task, you should discuss your approach to this task with your trainer. The manual should be written in either hard-copy (paper) or electronic document (DOC, PDF or XPS) format that provide instructions on the purpose of the website and customisation it may require. This manual must educate its users about the website's features while teaching them how to use those features effectively and are laid out to be easily read and referred to. Your manual must be properly formatted and have included all the headings mentioned above. Requirements to create and submit the manual The manual should cover all the criteria mentioned above in the assessment task. Manual should demonstrate good research, communication and problem solving skills Manual should have a cover-page Manual should have a table of index Manual should have a proper flow of information Manual should be professionally designed, formatted and produced. Manual should not go over the word-limit Manual should be submitted to trainer via LMS (Learning management system) Format of the manual Manual should follow the following sequence: Cover page Table of Index Project/website brief Website accessibility Website accuracy Adding pages Audience Content authorisers Content updaters Copyright Corporate look and feel Dynamic and static content Editing tips Help Hints and rules Privacy Publishing content on the organisation website Style Templates Timely content Training Website principles. Summary Assessment part 3: Unit Project Assessment part 3 Instructions: This is an individual assessment