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Project Report Website Development Using HTML, CSS, And JavaScript_20250403_101752_0000

The project involved creating a responsive travel website using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, executed by a team of three members with specific roles. The website features various sections and was successfully hosted on GitHub Pages after thorough testing and adjustments. The final report highlights the effective collaboration and the potential for future enhancements using JavaScript.

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Project Report Website Development Using HTML, CSS, And JavaScript_20250403_101752_0000

The project involved creating a responsive travel website using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, executed by a team of three members with specific roles. The website features various sections and was successfully hosted on GitHub Pages after thorough testing and adjustments. The final report highlights the effective collaboration and the potential for future enhancements using JavaScript.

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Arvind Chouhan
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Project Report:

Website Development Using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript

Introduction:
This project aimed to create a responsive and visually appealing travel website using HTML, CSS, and
JavaScript. The website features multiple sections, including navigation, a hero section, destination
highlights, hotel recommendations, tour options, and a contact section.

Team Members And Roles:


The project was executed by a team of three members, each responsible for different aspects of
development:

Sanketh –

Provided the HTML and CSS code, structured the layout, and contributed to styling.

Mannan –

Created a domain for the website on GitHub, ensuring online accessibility.

Arvind –

Assisted with report writing and documentation of project execution.


Project Execution:

1. Planning Phase:

The team decided on the theme and structure of the travel website.

HTML was chosen for structuring content, CSS for styling, and JavaScript (if needed) for interactivity.

2. Development Phase:

HTML Structure: Sanketh created the initial HTML file, ensuring a well-organized layout using semantic
tags.

CSS Styling: Styles were applied using a separate CSS file to enhance the website's visual appeal.

GitHub Deployment: Mannan hosted the project on GitHub Pages for accessibility.

3. Finalization Phase:

The website was tested for responsiveness and errors.

Adjustments were made to enhance user experience.

Arvind compiled the final report detailing the project.


4. Important HTML Tags Used:

4.1 Structural Tags:

<html> – Root of the HTML document.

<head> – Contains metadata and links to styles.

<body> – Houses the main content of the webpage.

<header> – Contains the website's navigation and logo.

<nav> – Includes navigation links for different sections.

<section> – Defines sections such as Hero, Destinations, Hotels, and Contact.

<footer> – Displays website footer details.

4.2 Metadata and Styling Tags:

<meta charset="UTF-8"> – Specifies character encoding.

<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0"> –


Ensures mobile responsiveness.

<title> – Sets the webpage title in the browser.


<style> – Embeds internal CSS for quick styling.

<link> – Links external CSS stylesheets and fonts.


4.3 Content and Formatting Tags:

<h1>, <h2>, <h3> – Headings for different sections.

<p> – Paragraphs used for text descriptions.

<a> – Anchor tags for hyperlinks.

<ul>, <li> – Unordered lists for navigation and other content.

4.4 Media and Interactive Tags:

<img> – Displays images of destinations and the website logo.

<i> – Used for icons (e.g., social media, location markers).

<button> – Used for interactive elements, such as the mobile menu toggle.

<div> – Container elements for various sections.

<script> – Used for JavaScript (if any functionality is added later).


5. Conclusion:

This project successfully delivered a functional and aesthetically pleasing travel website. Each team
member contributed effectively, ensuring smooth execution from planning to deployment. The website
demonstrates a well-structured HTML framework, enhanced by CSS for styling and interactivity. Future
improvements may include JavaScript-based enhancements for better user experience.

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