HTML5 Mini Website Project Assignment
Subject: Web Page Design
Level: Beginner (HTML5 only, no forms)
Deadline: [Insert Deadline Date]
Total Marks: 20
Objective
Design and develop a mini website using only HTML5 that consists of at least four HTML
pages:
- Home Page (index.html)
- Three additional pages based on the theme
Theme Options (Choose One)
Students can pick one of the following themes or suggest their own (with teacher approval):
1. Your Favorite Tourist Destination
2. A Book or Movie Review Site
3. Your Personal Portfolio
4. A College or Department Website
5. A Hobby or Interest (e.g., Photography, Gardening, Gaming)
Project Structure
Your website must include:
1. Home Page (index.html) [5 marks]
- Introductory content about the theme
- A navigation menu with working links to the other three pages
- At least one image and one heading structure (h1-h3)
2. Three Linked Pages [3 x 4 = 12 marks]
Each page should:
Be linked both ways to the home page and to other pages
Contain at least 2 paragraphs and 1 image
Use semantic tags and internal links
Include a list (ordered or unordered)
Embed one media element (image, audio, or video tag — video/audio can be external
with proper attribution)
3. Navigation & Internal Linking [3 marks]
- All pages must be connected through a consistent navigation bar on each page
- All relative links must function correctly
Technical Guidelines
Use HTML5 only (no CSS or forms for this assignment)
Use correct tag syntax, nesting, and structure
Use meaningful file and folder names
Name your homepage as index.html
Place all pages in one folder; use a subfolder for images (e.g., /images)
Bonus (Optional - 2 Marks)
Add an HTML table with relevant content on any one page
Include the use of comments in your HTML code for clarity
Submission Instructions
- Submit a zipped folder named YourName_HTMLWebsite
- Folder must include:
index.html
page1.html, page2.html, page3.html
/images folder with all required images
Evaluation Rubric
Criteria Marks
Home Page Content & Layout 5
Page 1 Content & Structure 4
Page 2 Content & Structure 4
Page 3 Content & Structure 4
Navigation & Linking 3