Build a website for my school project connected to GitHub

Description Continuing the process of building a website, you will create a responsive website of at least 3 pages using HTML and CSS based on your website prototype designed for the Design Foundation course. You are welcome to create more pages if you wish. Your homepage should set the brand, layout, look, and feel of your website. Style matters for this assignment so make it look good!! You may create any pages you wish but you are to demonstrate the requirements as listed in the assignment. This will potentially create friction between design priorities and meeting the objectives of the assignment. As much content as possible should be created by you but please attribute any work that is not yours. Note: Use of Bootstrap is not allowed for this project, you must write your own HTML and CSS code. Guidelines and Considerations • Stay on Scope: Stick to the requirements before getting fancy or tackling any additional work • Help Each Other: Help each other by being supportive, testing each other’s work and offering suggestions to help remove roadblocks DO NOT COPY CODE !! • Keep it Simple: Try not to get stuck in overly complex fixes and code • Divide and Conquer: Break the problem down into smaller, manageable problems • Pseudocode: Use everyday language to describe the structure, behaviour and style of your solution • All Work is Gradable: Any extra work in your assignment must be implemented correctly and is subject to grading • Validate and Test Often: Testing and validating your code often means not getting stuck trying to fix errors at the last minute. Requirements The following requirements must be met in order to complete the assignment successfully: 1 Create a GitHub repository with the name 'mtm6201-midterm'  2 Include the mockup from Design Foundations used to create your site in the images folder 3 Build a 3-page website. Base the website off of the 3 pages mockup you created in Design Foundation. If you wish to do a different website please contact the professor when the project is handed out. 4 You will need to create the HTML, CSS, and any required assets. 5 Your HTML and CSS should be valid and well-formatted. 6 Comments should be provided in the HTML and CSS explaining what your code does and why you chose to use it. 7 Your site should be functional and visually appealing. 8 Your site should respond to different screen sizes. CSS grid, flexbox, or any combination of the two may be used to create the layout of the page. 9 No specific media queries and breakpoints are required but should be used as necessary. 10 The site must follow accessibility guidelines using proper contrast, alt text for images, skip links, aria roles, proper HTML syntax and schema information.  11 All images on the site should be optimized for web use, and responsive image techniques should be incorporated. All images must have a minimum of 2 image sizes for optimizing images for small and large screens. 12 At least two noticeable animations should be used to enhance the overall user experience of the site, with at least one using the animation property. 13 Set up GitHub Pages website for this repository Submission Submit the URL to your GitHub page website.