Should be completed:

• Have a sitemap and update it as you continue to work
• Link from "My Homepage" project on your Portfolio page to this project
• Include a progress bar on your Portfolio page and update it regularly
• Create .html files for each page and a .css file. Link your .css file to each page.
  They do not have to be named the same; examples:
  1. Home
  2. Programs or Projects
  3. About The Org
  4. Receiving Services
  5. Getting Involved
  6. FAQ
• Add an "images" Folder
  add images to it
• Create a HTML Template (using semantic tags) and apply it to your pages.
• Navigation Bar, consistent across your pages
• FAQ Page with a minimum of 10 questions
• Make the FAQ interactive using the <details> and <summary> tags
• Utilize a table on your projects/programs page using the <colgroup> and <col> tags and the colspan="value" property/value. Use CSS rules to style them


• Content summary related to two other similar organizations with links
• As you research or add content to the About/Get Involved page, think about how you can make your page interactive using animations, pseudo-elements and pseudo-classes. Apply them to your page. Use your resources.
• Add images, multimedia (if applicable), and testimonials to enhance the website.
• Use essential semantic HTML tags with your related content
• Apply HTML structure to your content and use semantic tags
• Apply CSS rules to your pages using the DRY principle
• Perform thorough testing to ensure all of your links and images are working.
• Debug any issues with animations or other broken tags and make final adjustments.
• A table row on our class collaboration page with a link to your project page, a summary, and your why. The row is to be styled using either a class or id CSS rule
• Your page should now be complete with conent and styling

Ongoing:

• Prepare your presentation
  • Who is my audiance?
  • Why did I design my page this way?
  • What combinators, animations, and transitions did I use?
  • What features am I most proud of and why?