Lab Objectives * To be familiar with WEB environment and WEB programming. *. Working with HTML 5 structure and validating for HTML syntax within w3c validation tool *. Using web browser validation tools *. Adding comments to HTML document *. Adding Headings: h1,,h6 * Adding and formatting text in HTML 5 by using basic tags: p, strong ,em * Using void (empty) tags br,img * Adding links to the web pages: external links, internal links, anchors, email links. *. Adding images and graphics to the web pages * Adding special characters Lab Exercises Notes - Create a new folder and name it by the lab no (Labi, Lab2, ...). - Inside the lab no folder, develop the following documents (webpages) as they shown in the given graphics and if necessary follow any given instruction. Exercise 1: Develop a web page named home.html, as follows (the final preview of the webpage is shown below): - Add a comment with your name and your id - Change the title of the page to: Home Page - Add a paragraph with your major in bold face, add new line, then number of hours passed in italic face - Add a logo image for your university [Note: google the PSUT image and save it within labi folder] - Add a heading 2 tag with the university full name - Add an ordered list of hyperlinks for the top 3 search engines: Google, Bing, Yahoo. You need to add the URL for each website and to be opened in new tabs within your browser - Add an unordered list for the most visited countries in the world with a flag image of each: USA, China, Italy [Note: google some images and save them within labi folder] - Add an email link with your email address - Add a heading 6 for the following copyright information: 2021 All rights reserved Lab Objectives * To be familiar with WEB environment and WEB programming. * Working with HTML 5 structure and validating for HTML syntax within w 3 c validation tool * Using web browser validation tools * Adding comments to HTML document * Adding Headings: h1,,h6 * Adding and formatting text in HTML 5 by using basic tags: p, strong ,em * Working with lists: ol,ul,d *. Using void (empty) tags br>,