Interoperability is a key concern for web pages. Users may run any of several operating systems, each with choices among different versions of Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, Chrome, and other web browsers. Their displays vary in size and resolution, and many users need accommodation for low vision, blindness, deafness, or lack of mobility. How, then, can you create a web page that satisfies all of these different needs? Fortunately, the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) recommends standards to address these concerns. As a best practice, you write and verify that your web pages conform to the XHTML standard. In this Application, you create a simple website comprising three standards-compliant static XHTML pages. That means each page has fixed content and limited user interaction. In future weeks you will enhance the site with a variety of dynamic features that lead to a rich user experience. To prepare for this Application: Pick a subject for your website that interests you and about which you have some knowledge. It could be about yourself, a hobby, organization, or other topic that interests you. Include only information that you are willing to disclose publically. Use ,

,,, and

tags in each page to meet the XHTML standard. Also include

(headline),

(paragraph), (hyperlink), and (image) in each page. Refer to the examples in the textbook for details. Follow these guidelines when you design the pages: Home Page Provide a meaningful headline and introduction to the subject Use an image that illustrates the subject Include hyperlinks to the two other pages List Page Create a list of 3-6 things, such as facts, people, books titles, or relevant websites Format the list using

(list item) tags within either a (unordered list) or (ordered list) Include a quotation that expresses the philosophy of the site. Format it with the tag Use a (horizontal rule) tag to separate the list from the quotation Include a hyperlink to the home page Catalog Page Make a "catalog" of 4-8 items relevant to the subject that someone could buy. Provide a name, image, and description for each item Format your "catalog" as a 3-column . Use (table row),

(table header), and

(table data) tags in the table Include a hyperlink to the home page Details Use this rubric to estimate your grade on the assignment. Feel free to experiment with other XHTML tags and attributes, but beware of visual clutter. Submit your pages to the W3C validator (http://validator.w3.org/) and correct all errors. Include screenshots of the results in your submission. Note: The first line in all PHP files needs to change from to '; ?> or PHP files will fail in XAMPP. When verifying files in http://validator.w3.org/ that line will now be flagged as an error. Ignore that error. Also include the full XHTML code for each page and screenshots of the pages as your web browser displays them. Summarize the steps you followed to create and perfect the website. Outline the difficulties you encountered and how you resolved them. Select all the files in your XAMPP/htdocs/myWebSite directory, right click and select send to compressed (zipped) folder. Once the folder is created right click on the compressed folder and select rename use the following naming convention for the zipped archive file: "UN2Assgn+last_name+first_initial.zip". Upload the file by Day 7. Exemplar Screenshots Office Diversions screen shot