My first website 3) The code you add to your page must result in a completed web page, when rendered in Firefox, that looks like the page below (but with your own content). If should contain a) Your name in the place of the word "yourname" b) a list containing at least four of your favourite movies c) at least four images of your favourite movie characters, places you want to visit (or have visited), hairstyles, or something else. The width and height of all the images should be the same. All images should be references to images available on Internet (and not local files on your computer). Welcome to my first website my name is yourname Hint: You must properly use the following html tags to accomplish this task: , , , , , , or , , and Welcome to my first website My name is Sonya Allin I know EXCS1012 in challenging course, and I need to engage in problem solving activities from the first work o These are my fami These are images of places I have visited or want to visit Solaris, the version from 1972 2001 A Space Odyssey Alphaville Part 2: Manipulate a file using VS Code a) Find the index.html file that came with this lab on your own computer b) There are two ways to open this html file in VS code: a. right click on index.html, and click on Open With Other Application (the exact phrasing will vary depending on the operating system you use). If you do not see Visual Studio Code among the recommended applications, click on View All Applications, and scroll down until you see it, then double click on it. VS Code may (or may not) have your web browser automatically open the Visual Studio webpage. If it does, just close the web browser. b. alternatively, you can open the Visual Studio Code first, e.g., by going to Activities and clicking on its icon from list of applications. Once the VSCode is open you can go to "File>Open File ..." and from the dialog box navigate to your folder that contains index.html. Then click on index.html to open in VSCode. ♡ a do te 6 What you now see should look like this: alw You should replace MYNAME with your actual first and last name (using the English alphabet). To save the changes to the file, press Ctrl + S, or click on File (near top left) and then on Save. Part 3: reopening your page in a browser Repeat the steps in Part 1: Launch Firefox again, and then open your file. (If you do not know how, read Step 2 of Part 1 again.) Do you see your first and last name in what this time Firefox renders!? If not, do Part 2 again. Part 4: creating an HTML document named myIndex.html. 1) Launch the VSCode editor 2) In VSCode, open folder where you saved the lab files; then make a new file and save it as myIndex.html Now, type the following lines of codes in your myIndex.html file, and replace ... with your code: