Assignment 3: Format the U.S. Constitution
Download the text for this assignment here. You’re job is to make a small web site using the content from the U.S. constitution.
Project instructions:
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break up constitution into web pages like so (and this will be your navigation):
- Preamble
- Article 1 – The Legislative Branch
- Article 2 – The Executive Branch
- Article 3 – The Judicial Branch
- Article 4 – The States
- Article 5 – Amendment
- Article 6 – Debts, Supremacy, Oaths
- Article 7 – Ratification
- Signatories
- Amendments
- The main title “The Constitution of the United States” is the main heading h1
- Then Articles will be subheadings of that, h2 (if the word “Note” or “History” exists in an article headline, delete it.
- Then Sections will be subheadings of articles, h3
- All paragraphs should be wrapped in p tags
- In Article 1 – Section 8, all lines of text that begin with the word “to” should be formatted as an unordered list.
- In Article 2 – Section I, markup the the quotation marks around the presidential oath with typographer’s quotes (use HTML symbols or entities)
- After article 7, markup the witnesses in an unordered list
- “The Amendments” will be the next h1
- the amendment titles will be marked up in h3 tags
- Amendments 13 – 15, 18, 20 – 26, use ordered lists when appropriate
- Put your name with a copyright symbol (use HTML symbols or entities) and the year at the top of this web page
If I missed anything that you think could take better advantage of HTML markup, just ask me.