Create a personal set of web pages on any topic

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Using HTML and CSS:

Create a personal set of Web pages on any topic that you like. Use CSS to provide a consistent style to your pages. Your site should incorporate the following requirements:

Include a home page.

Include at least 3 additional pages

All pages should use the same CSS external file for styles. You may also use embedded or in-line CSS on individual pages, but the primary look should come from the external CSS file.

Include appropriate images on each of your pages. An appropriate image is one that is incorporated into the design or is related to your content, but would fit most reasonable persons guidelines of taste (in general, assume that your Mom is the arbiter of good taste and try not to use images that would embarrass her).

Include a consistent set of navigation elements across your pages

Try to use a consistent design such as color scheme and typography. Do your best here, we haven't really discussed what makes good design and this can be hard.

As long as you're consistent in your choices here, I won't make any judgement calls about your actual choice of color or fonts. The only exception to this is that you should at least strive to make everything legible (i.e. - no black text on black background)

Divide each of your pages to include at least the following divisions: a header section, a footer section, a navigation section, and a main content section. You may create more divisions of the pages if you want.

Use either relative or absolute positioning for your page sections.

Include and style at least one of each of the following items on your site: list; table; hyperlink; image; span; content image

Include at least one page that has a form.

Keep in mind that I will be looking mostly at how you use html and css to design the pages. You might keep the actual content to a minimum to save time or even just use filler.

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