Coding in HTML Develop a personal web site to present a reflective portfolio. A reflective portfolio is used to document personal responses to artifacts or experiences. Students should apply their creativity and knowledge construction through the interpretation, analysis, synthesis and evaluation. Here is how the portfolio should be structured: $1.$ Introduction $-$ The purpose of this section is to share about yourself and your e$-$portfolio. a$.$ What are the main goals for this portfolio, and what would you like your audience to take away after reading your portfolio? b$.$ What are the major lessons learned about yourself, your newly acquired skills, and your abilities to think critically and creatively? $2.$ Research and information gathering Demonstrate engagement with the multi$-$stage processes of critical reading and formal writing. a$.$ Mind mapping b$.$ Web apps security architecture c$.$ Write a review of any $2$ articles, journals and papers. d$.$ Implementation of Web apps security examples e$.$ Propose how to create user awareness of web application security threats. $3.$ Research Ethics $-$ a$.$ Apply professional ethical standards to the research process and its public representation. b$.$ What difficulties did you face with the research process? What major lessons did you learn about the research process? How did you meet the challenges? c$.$ When working with outside evidence, what kinds of steps do you take to prevent plagiarism?