In this assignment you will apply CSS to reformat HTML content. You have been provided an HTML file for a pizza restaurant and a screen shot of how the page should render in a web browser. Sadly, the corresponding CSS file was deleted in a tragic hacking accident. Your job is to reverse$-$engineer the CSS file from the screen shot of how the site rendered before the CSS file was $$lost$.$

Add our required documentation to your newly created CSS file. Refer to Canvas and your class notes for specifics. The CSS file must be named $\{$your $6+2)\_$Assignment$03.$css$.$

Make only these edits to the HTML file:

$1.$ Rename it according to our standard: $\{$your $6+2\}\_$Assignment$03.$html$.$ Be careful that you don$$t end up with $\{$your $6+2\}\_$Assignment$03.$html$.$html$.$

$2.$ Edit the name of the CSS file in the HTML to reflect the CSS file you created: $\{$your $6+2\}\_$Assignment$03.$css$.$

$3.$ Add the required documentation to the HTML file. Refer to Canvas and your class notes for specifics.

Do not make any other edits to the HTML$.$ All styling must come from the CSS file.

Submit your submission in one zipped folder named $\{$your $6+2\}\_$Assignment$03.$zip. Be sure you don$$t end up with $\{$your $6+2\}\_$Assignment$03.$zip.zip. The zip file should contain exactly $3$ files: your HTML and CSS files and $16$in$-$sausage$-1-3615198103-$ Resized.jpg$,$ nothing else.

Your submission will be evaluated by opening your HTML file in Firefox, in the same folder as your CSS file, and comparing it against the screen shot you were provided. No edits will be made to your CSS or your HTML$.$ Be aware of file paths.

Incorrectly submitted submissions will be subject to point deductions $($Technical Debt$)$ and$/$or may not be graded at all.