2. Create the Home Page for a Web Development and Consulting Business
Professional
Part 1: In Chapter 1, you completed the professional web consulting firm website planning document to help think through the purpose,
content, and organization of your web consulting fim website. In this exercise, you’ll create the initial html semantic wireframe for your home
page and add some of the initial content. Start by entering the basic required HTML tags in a new HTML document in your HTML editor. Include
an appropriate title for the webpage, such as the name of your business. Next, enter the four pairs of HTML tags to define the <header>,
<nav>, <div id="main">, and <footer> sections according to your wireframe. Add a <!--end main> comment immediately after the closing
</div> tag to better identify the end of the main content. Insert content in the header and nav sections using the planning document you created in
Chapter1 as a guide. Below the DOCTYPE declaration, insert a comment with your first and last names and the current date. Use other comments
as placeholders for content that you will add in later chapters. Name the webpage webdev02.html. Submit your assignment in the format specified by your instructor.

Part 2: Your website will feature testimonials from satisfied customers. Contact a web development consulting firm in your area,
introduce yourself as a student at your college, and ask to make an appointment to speak to a web developer in that firm. Once
connected, explain that you are a student learning about web development, and ask the web developer if they could share a
recent success story with you. Ask them to describe the project, the technologies and software they used to complete the project,
and any other “keys to success.” Substituting fictitious names, use this information to write an article on this success story to showcase it in your website.