Question
Lab 1: Creating a Home Page for City Farmer
Problem: You work for a local but rapidly growing gardening supply company called City Farmer that specializes in products that support food self-sufficiency.
The company has identified a smallnumber of extremely successful products that they want to market through a website and have hired you to get started.
Create the webpage shown in Figure 2–36 that contains the textual content that City Farmer wants on their home page.
Instructions: Perform the following tasks:
1. If you created the cityfarmer.html file in the Lab 1 exercise from Chapter 1, open the file and then save it with the name cityfarmer02.html.
If you did not create the cityfarmer.html file, enter the required HTML tags as shown in Figure 2–36 and save the fi le with the name cityfarmer02.html.
2. Make sure the <title>…</title> tags contain the text City Farmer Home Page.
3. Delete the existing content in the body section, and add the content in the <header>, <nav>, <div id="main">, and <footer> sections as shown in Figure 2–36a.
4. Indent the code and content within the head and body sections to make each section distinct and readable.
5. Add or modify the comment after the opening <!DOCTYPE html> statement to contain your name and the current date.
6. Validate your code and fix any errors.
7. Check the spelling of the text so it matches the code in Figure 2–36a, which shows the file in Notepad++ (the appearance varies if you are using a different HTML editor).
8. Save and open the page within a browser as shown in Figure 2–36b.
9. Submit your assignment in the format specifid by your instructor.
10. What are the benefits of entering the wireframe HTML elements such as header, nav, <div id="main">, and footer before entering the textual content for the webpage?
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