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ASSIGNMENT: HTML LISTS AND TABLES

Task Description:

The objective of this assignment is to help learners gain a comprehensive understanding of HTML tables and lists. You will be required to create an HTML file that incorporates these concepts and submit it on GitHub. You will then share the GitHub repository link via Microsoft Teams.

Instructions:

Step 1: Set Up Your GitHub Repository

  1. Create a new GitHub repository for this assignment.
  2. Give the repository a descriptive name, such as "AZ-C5-HTML "

Step 2: Create an HTML File

  1. Create a new HTML file named "table_list.html" in your local development environment.
  2. Open the HTML file in a text editor or an integrated development environment (IDE).

Step 3: Implement the Required Tasks You need to complete the following tasks within the HTML file:

Task 1: HTML Document Structure Ensure your HTML document includes the necessary structural elements, such as , , , and .

Task 2: Head Element

  1. Inside the head element, include a <title> element with a descriptive title for your webpage.
  2. Include a favicon and a few metadata for your document.

Task 3: Body Element Inside the body element, create the main content of your webpage:

  1. Replicate the design on the attached file.
  2. Under Project, use an unordered list with square bullets to list four interesting project titles.
  3. Under History, use an ordered list with lowercase alphabetical characters for numbering to list three history topics.

Step 4: Commit and Push to GitHub

  1. Add the modified HTML file to your local Git repository.
  2. Commit the changes with a descriptive commit message.
  3. Push the changes to your GitHub repository.

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