The first:
A menu page, named index.html. At the beginning it will only contain a link to your bio and resume pages, but as you do more assignments you will add links to them on this menu page.

The second:
A bio page telling us a little information about you. Include links to relevant websites or blogs, and anything else that might be interesting.

The third:
A resume page that includes a section on education, work experience, and skills. For examples of simple resumes, take a look at the Career Services' information on Resumes + Cover Letters.

In each page, make sure to use proper h1-h3 hierarchy and include meta data.

Part A
Set up your domain and hosting for next week. Upload your in-class exercises from this week to your new hosting account. Make sure that your index page is actually named index.html, otherwise nothing will show up when you type in your domain! This is the start of your process pages for the class.

Part B
Spend some time in the next week browsing sites, or use some of the resources provided on the course website. Create a page that acts as a kind of mood board, with links and images from at least 5 sites whose design you really like, and a brief explanation of why they appeal to you. Are there web tools you use a lot? Is there something you see that you would like to try to make? Include a link to this page in your index.

goals
    Thought-provoking or functional?
    Share your work? Get a job?
    Come back regularly, or visit once?
   
audience
    Are they individuals or firms?
    Mac or PC users?
    What language do they speak?

scope
    How many pages?
    How much content?
    Will it be updated regularly?

then what?
    Do your users contact you?
    Send you feedback?
    Participate in some event?