Lab 2: Page Authoring with HTML-Kit

Use XHTML-Kit to hand-code the XHTML tags and text to duplicate the Lab 2 Web page shown below.

Use the contents of the screen capture shown below for the Lab 2 requirements.

Save your page as index.html in folder Lab2 on your cs350 U:\ drive. Use your own account number in place of the nn in cs35002_nn.

To Receive Credit

Print out and staple together both the displayed Web Page from IE (or Firefox) and your XHTML code from HTML-Kit
- Staple the browser printout as page 1 and the HTML code from Notepad as page 2
Make sure your name is on your printouts and your work is stored in your cs350 account in folder u:\Lab2
Keep track of and include the total completion time (rounded to closest half-hour) it took to complete the lab assignment

Grading Criteria

Labs will be graded on a scale of 0 to 10:
- 10 Excellent: Page displays perfectly in a browser, XHTML validates correctly as XHTML Strict 1.0, and no problems in the code
- 9 Very well done: XHTML validates correctly as XHTML Strict 1.0 but one minor problem in the XHTML code or an omission of required block or inline elements.. For example, problems include
  - An anchor's hypertext reference is not correct
  - formatting of the XHTML code is inconsistent making it hard to read
  - forgetting to include the XHTML file header comment
  - forgetting to use the <code> inline tag mark up inline code elements
  - forgetting to include the <title> element
- 8 Well done: XHTML validates correctly but two minor problems or omissions of elements.
- 7 Acceptable: Errors in the XHTML code that cause one or two XHTML 1.0 Strict validation errors
- 6 Problems: Three or more errors in code, omission of elements, or validation errors
- 5, 4, 3 Incomplete: the lab was attempted but over one-third of the requirements still undone
- 0: Lab not submitted, no work done. You are allowed to drop your lab lowest score

Screen Snapshot

Lab2 Screen Capture