In this Project assignment, you will use images as links and also create what amounts to a mini-website. Your task is to create four pages as follows: the first page will be like a home page for three thumbnails of three images and the other three pages will each be a page for a larger view of one of the images. You will create a thumb nail sized image on the first page of each image which will be used as a link to the larger view of the image on a separate page. TRY TO MAKE YOUR PAGES SIMILAR TO THE EXAMPLES BELOW. You should have already. created a folder on your USB device called Project. Save all your pages and images inside of it. Photo Gallery Click on the image to see a larger vi C Ras Erdman Rock Creek Fr Downtown Portland, Oregon at Night This will be considered practices for Project. We will have worked on this together in class so that you should have: 1. SAVE AS your file as: lastname.html in your folder on your USB device. Be sure there is a .html extension on the file name. 2. In the tag of the <head> section put your Name. 3. Choose an appropriate background color (your choice) and text color (your choice). You just have to modify the body colors in the CSS in the <head> section. (If you wish, you may use an image for your background. See if you can find one on the Internet. We will discuss this in class using CSS to set the background image.) 4. Choose colors for your links (these are set as attributes in the CSS for links or anchor tags <a href=>. The link color should contrast well with the background color. For example, don't use blue as your background color and blue as your links color because the links won't show. Also, don't use colors which may have a bad contrast, such as, red on green. 5. Use a heading for your pages, such as Photo Gallery or something appropriate for the images, in Level 1 Heading <h1>, centered on your page. Don't forget to end your heading </h1>. Use CSS to format your heading tag. 6. Use the Tables. The default text alignment is "left" unless otherwise specified in your code. Position your text, other than the heading, as you desire. In the example all the page content has been centered. 7. Find a minimum of three large pictures you like from the Internet, or use your own images you may have scanned/saved onto your disk. (It is reccomended that your large images be no more than about 800 pixels wide by about 600 pixels high so they will display nicely on the page. If they are larger to start, you can resize them using Paint or other photo software.) 8. To create thumbnails of the larger pictures do the following below: A. First, right click and save the larger images of your choice into your folder on your USB device. B. Open the one of the larger pictures in MS Paint. Right click on your picture file name and choose Open with-Paint. 1. Go to the Resize and Skew feature under the Home tab to resize the entire picture. In the Horizontal and Vertical percent boxes of the Resize section enter the amount you wish to reduce each dimension. Keep the numbers the same so you don't distort the image. Make sure that Maintain aspect ratio is checked.