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Design a website of five webpages. Each page should be linked. The five buttons are Home, About Us, Our Services, Our Clients, and Contact Us. Use an external style method.
This paper is five HTML files, plus one CSS file. The profile you just did was one page with jumps. Here, each menu word opens another file. index.html is Home. about.html, services.html, clients.html, and contact.html are the other four.
Every file starts with the same skeleton, the same header, and the same menu. The link in the head of every file points at the same paint: company.css. One paint file, five pages. The page that is different is the part inside main.
The paper describes four jobs and five buttons. Home carries the address, telephone, and email. Clients carries the form. About carries the branch managers table. Contact carries the social pictures. Services is the fifth page: the button exists, so the page has to exist. The example uses three boxes there, the same shape as your skill boxes.
<link rel="stylesheet" href="company.css">index.htmlHome. Office address, telephone, email address.about.htmlA short description of the company, then the branch managers table.services.htmlOur Services. The paper does not describe this page. Give it three boxes so the button goes somewhere real.clients.htmlThe form: names, gender, date of birth, state, qualification, passport, description, Cancel, Submit.contact.htmlAt least four social pictures. Each picture is a link.company.cssThe only paint file. Linked from all five pages. No spaces in the name.The next lesson opens after you practice and pass the assessment.
Each exam page must call the same paint file. This one calls a spaced name. Fix the link.
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