You have decided to post your resume on the web. To do this you will write the resume in HTML. I suggest you proceed by following the steps below.
Create a file named "resume.html" using a text editor like Notepad or Notepad++. Save your document as text, but make sure the file extension is "html". Leave the editor open as you change the code throughout the lab.
Edit the file to include the HTML template we discussed in class (with html, head, title, and body tags).
Save the document and open it in your browser of choice using "Open File...".
Add your name and address and save your updated source file ("resume.html"). Refresh the browser page by clicking the reload icon. Your changes should be visible in the browser.
Continue adding small sections of text, reloading, and verifying the page is formatted as you expect.
Your final document must contain at least the following:
your name, address, and phone number, all centered on the page. You need not give your real address and phone number if you prefer not to.
a line between the section above (name, etc.) and the next section (educational background);
a description of your educational background, including a link to the Millersville University home page;
an unordered list of previous employment (summer work, etc.), with dates;
an unordered list of references with contact information (e.g., phone numbers, e-mail addresses). You can make up information as necessary.
a small .jpg or .gif image of some sort...a picture of yourself or anything else (keep it clean!). The image file MUST be available elsewhere on the Web. Use the full URL to specify the file.
CSS to change the font for some of the text.
Hand-code the HTML for this assignment. If any of your HTML is generated you will receive a zero.
Ensure you save the final version of your HTML source file, and verify that it is formatted correctly in the browser. Test your HTML in at least two browsers -- one may catch an error that the other didn't.
Submit your "resume.html" document as assignment "Lab4".