Create the HTML for an E-commerce sneaker site using the site map. The emphasis in this exercise is that the HTML has to be well structured, very accessible, very maintainable, very standards compliant with no deprecated code and no poor coding practices. We requirea minimum of three HTML pages complying with at least XHTML 1.0 standards or (better).at least one image.hyperlinks between all the pages (using relative URLs).at least one hyperlink to an external website.sufficient text to require the use of at least two heading stylesat least one list (ordered or unordered).at least one <div> tag (preferably more), with a specified name, to identify a section of a page (of no particular value yet, but needed later on). It would be best if this were something that you see the need to reformat later to change its appearance, position, or behaviour, for example a sidebar floated on one side of the page.at least one <span> tag (preferably more), with a specified name, to identify a section of text within a paragraph or other block-level element (again, no immediate value—for use later). It would be best if this were something that you see the need to reformat later to change its appearance, position, or behaviour, for example, a change in typeface or font.a table. (Special note regarding tables: tables are only ever to be used for tabular data, with meaningful rows and columns of data, never to lay out things on the page—such use is common but strongly deprecated because of accessibility issues).a form, the contents of which are mailed to the author (you). HomeSneakersNew ReleasesContact UsCartCommunitySalesAdidasNew Release 1NikeNew Release 2PumaJordanNew Release 3Sale 1Sale 2Sale 3

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Create the HTML for an E-commerce sneaker site using the site map. The emphasis in this exercise is that the HTML has to be well structured, very accessible, very maintainable, very standards compliant with no deprecated code and no poor coding practices. We require

a minimum of three HTML pages complying with at least XHTML 1.0 standards or (better).
at least one image.
hyperlinks between all the pages (using relative URLs).
at least one hyperlink to an external website.
sufficient text to require the use of at least two heading styles
at least one list (ordered or unordered).
at least one <div> tag (preferably more), with a specified name, to identify a section of a page (of no particular value yet, but needed later on). It would be best if this were something that you see the need to reformat later to change its appearance, position, or behaviour, for example a sidebar floated on one side of the page.
at least one <span> tag (preferably more), with a specified name, to identify a section of text within a paragraph or other block-level element (again, no immediate value—for use later). It would be best if this were something that you see the need to reformat later to change its appearance, position, or behaviour, for example, a change in typeface or font.
a table. (Special note regarding tables: tables are only ever to be used for tabular data, with meaningful rows and columns of data, never to lay out things on the page—such use is common but strongly deprecated because of accessibility issues).
a form, the contents of which are mailed to the author (you).