In each product category $($i$.$e$.$ Coffee and Tea$),$ you should provide information about the products. For example, in the Coffer products page, you should present information about $5$ or more different kinds of coffee related products in the form of text and images.

Keep your personal web site

You are to keep your personal portfolio pages $($from previous Programming and

Design Assignment $\backslash$#$1)$ within this web site as a link pointing to the Founder's Page of the company. In addition, you need to provide a JavaScript password login before the user grains access to your resume page. JavaScript login can only provide a basic level of protection because it is insecure! The password should be set as "JavaScript" by default for testing and marking purposes.

Game within your site $-$ a memory game or other games as you wish

To attract visitors and cooking lovers to visit the site more frequently, and to make them stay longer, you are to implement a game page. As a start, you may create a memory game of matching different coffee$/$tea related images of your products. It is expected that the memory game should have at least $2$ levels of difficulty. As such, the player can play the game according to his or her choice of difficulty:

$1.$ Basic level, the default level is a $\backslash (4\backslash$times $4\backslash )$ matrix. $(8$ pairs of matches$)$

$2.$ Advanced level, scales to a $\backslash (4\backslash$times $6\backslash )$ matrix $(12$ pairs of matches$)$ DHTML and JavaScript techniques

The following DHTMLJavaScript effects showld be implemented on your web site. However, you may include any additional effects that would make yoar site more attractive.

Effects on Web Prages

Animations

You should provide at least $2$ JavaScript enabled animations in any $2$ of your web pages in your site. It is up to you to decide what to put within a page and what animations you want to create.

Cookies$/$ Lacalstomge fortracking users

Provide a registration mema for the user to register to your site. Once the user has got registered then use JavaScript cookie $/$ localStorage to indicate how many times the same user has stepped into your site daring his or her subsequent visits. It is probably good to use this tracking on the Main Page $($however$,$ where to put it is up to you$),$ when the user first steps into your site. Try to prompt the user to do registration when the first time he $/$ she reaches your site. When the next time the same user steps into

the site, an advertisement would be shown. It probably can be used along with effect no$.6$ described above.