Start a new ASP.NET website project and develop an .ASPX web document of your own design with the following components:

1. The web document should implement a table with table headers; use an inline style attribute to set width and margin properties to center the table in the web document; this table is to be used for layout and positioning of elements, not for entering tabular data in rows and columns; there should be a minimum of 20 table data (detail) cells with information displayed in them (not just a 1 x 20 or a 2 x 10 table)

2. Include one or more heading tags (any size through>

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3. Use a paragraph tag block at least once

4. Add one or more images to the page (these image files must be submitted along with the HTML document)

5. Include at least one anchor tag to another web page

6. Create an embedded style sheet in the section that creates a class name with formatting elements that you define; apply that class as an attribute for one or more tags in the web document

7. Create an external style sheet with several property elements and link it to the web document

8. Use the align property in one or more of the CSS elements Grading is on a scale from zero (lowest) to 10 (highest); better grades are given to students who not only complete the specifications of the assignment above, but go beyond the requirements to create a logically meaningful/connected and stylistically pleasing web page

Since Visual Studio projects consist of a large number of files in several directories, it will be necessary to create a ZIP file of the folder that contains the entire project. The completed project, which is the ZIP file that contains the entire application, is due to Prof. Struck as an attachment to a Blackboard dropbox by 11:59 p.m. on the date specified in the course outline.