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Part 1: HTML Form and Bootstrap Grid Basics (40 minutes)

1. HTML Form (20 minutes)


• Create a basic HTML form with various input types (text, email, password, radio
buttons, checkboxes, etc.).
• Implement form validation using HTML5 attributes (e.g., required, pattern).
• Explain the use of labels and placeholders for form accessibility.

2. Bootstrap Grid Basics (20 minutes)


• Introduce the Bootstrap grid system.
• Build a simple responsive layout using Bootstrap grid classes (container, row,
columns).
• Demonstrate using breakpoints (e.g., sm, md, lg, xl) to create responsive designs.

Part 2: Bootstrap Navbar (20 minutes)

1. Bootstrap Navbar (20 minutes)


• Explain the purpose of a navigation bar in web design.
• Create a responsive Bootstrap navbar with dropdown menus.
• Customize the navbar appearance using Bootstrap classes and CSS.

Instructions:
• To write your HTML and CSS code, use any text editor (Sublime,…) or online IDE.
• Ensure your code is well-structured, commented, and follows best practices.
• Submission:
o Submit your assignment as a single HTML file with embedded CSS or as
separate HTML and CSS files in a zip folder (name the zip folder by student
ID).
o Include your name and student ID at the top of your HTML file.

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