CSS, Hime First, decide what the theme of your project will be, what Will it do. Why would someone want to use it? Then build a V1 porotype. It's probably easiest to start with an existing project, such as my Movies Version 1 or your prior homework, and edit that to become your new project. You need to have a working jQuery Mobile project that has 4 (or 5 if a team) pages with navigation working among the all the pages, as makes sense for your application. The contents of each of the pages does not have to be functional at all. It can be very simple text and or simple html (such as

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• 's that you manually create. No JavaScript or CSS is required. The text (and pictures if you like) just need to make it perfectly clear what each page will EVENTUALLY do when you actually code the project. One page a simple landing, home, page that just makes it clear what the web site is for. The other 3 (or 4) pages must make use of some shared data, such as collections of movies, foods, tasks, stocks, or whatever it is that your app is going to deal with. Remember, at least one page needs to have a set of
• 's that are "active" and when you click on them, they each do something that is unique to that particular
• , as in my movie code where it takes you to a particular movie. This HW should make it clear what your section is and does that meets that requirement. So the 3 requirements are [1] working 4 (5) page jquery mobile app with navigation [2] simple text that makes it perfectly clear what each page does. [3] what page(s) have a
  with active
  • 's and what they do when you click on them This is a planning exercise, not a coding exercise. CSS, Hime First, decide what the theme of your project will be, what Will it do. Why would someone want to use it? Then build a V1 porotype. It's probably easiest to start with an existing project, such as my Movies Version 1 or your prior homework, and edit that to become your new project. You need to have a working jQuery Mobile project that has 4 (or 5 if a team) pages with navigation working among the all the pages, as makes sense for your application. The contents of each of the pages does not have to be functional at all. It can be very simple text and or simple html (such as

    's or a

    with
    • 's that you manually create. No JavaScript or CSS is required. The text (and pictures if you like) just need to make it perfectly clear what each page will EVENTUALLY do when you actually code the project. One page a simple landing, home, page that just makes it clear what the web site is for. The other 3 (or 4) pages must make use of some shared data, such as collections of movies, foods, tasks, stocks, or whatever it is that your app is going to deal with. Remember, at least one page needs to have a set of
    • 's that are "active" and when you click on them, they each do something that is unique to that particular
    • , as in my movie code where it takes you to a particular movie. This HW should make it clear what your section is and does that meets that requirement. So the 3 requirements are [1] working 4 (5) page jquery mobile app with navigation [2] simple text that makes it perfectly clear what each page does. [3] what page(s) have a
      with active
      • 's and what they do when you click on them This is a planning exercise, not a coding exercise