WEB FINAL INSTRUCTIONS

For this final project, you will create an entire website that demonstrates your proficiencies in web development. This could be a personal website, church website, business website, hobbies website, etc. The choice of content is irrelevant to the grade, but there must be content. Many people can create a functional website, but have a hard time creating content, so make sure you have or can create content for whatever website you design.

Technical Requirements
•	You must have at least 15 webpages (up to 5 of these may be pages with confirmation messages, such as “Your message has been sent” or other pages with extremely minimal content).
•	All code must be W3C compliant.
•	At least 5 of your pages should be static XHTML pages.
•	At least 1 CGI script should be used (there are many CGI scripts on the internet you can use, so you don't have to write a CGI script for this part if you cite where you got the CGI script's original author).
•	At least 1 of your pages must be written in PHP to perform some action (it must be something dynamic that cannot be done with plain XHTML). You may re-use and modify your PHP email form for this.
•	Your website must work correctly and similarly in the 5 browsers you discussed in Discussion Board Forum 2, as well as the latest versions of Firefox and Internet Explorer.
•	Your website must be accessible from a public Internet connection using the URL you registered at the beginning of the course.
•	You must use a single CSS stylesheet (in a .CSS file) that applies to all pages on your website.
•	You must use at least 15 CSS styles (these do not have to be new "class"es, but may be to specify how the "p" works).
•	Your site must be optimized for search engines or for social media, as detailed in the Focus on Web Design Optimization assignment.
•	You must have at least 1 form on your website that has at least 5 fields.
•	You must have at least 4 dynamic html capabilities on your website. You may reuse a code done in a previous assignment, or you may use public domain or open source scripts as long as you attribute them properly.

This assignment is due by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Friday of Module/Week 8.