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The document outlines an assignment for a L4 Diploma in Computing course focused on creating a website about renewable energy. Students are required to develop five HTML pages covering various aspects of renewable energy, including its potential, societal impact, and everyday applications. The assignment emphasizes the use of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, with specific submission requirements and a deadline of November 8, 2024.

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1st Semester Examination - November 2024

L4 Diploma in Computing
Front-End Web Development
Year 12

ASSIGNMENT TITLE:
“The Future of Renewable Energy: Building a Sustainable Tomorrow”

Submission Requirements

 Answer all tasks given.

 Provide Screenshots of the 5 web pages on a PDF document.

 A working copy should be emailed as a zip file along with the PDF document.

 Submission Date: 8th November 2024.

Name of Setter Nipuni Perera

Name of Subject Head Samantha Gamage

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Introduction

The Future of Renewable Energy: Building a Sustainable Tomorrow

Renewable energy is the cornerstone of the future, offering a clean and sustainable alternative to
fossil fuels. With advances in technology, renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, and hydro
are becoming increasingly efficient and accessible.

These technologies can revolutionize how we power our homes, industries, and transportation
systems, reducing our carbon footprint and protecting the environment. Renewable energy will help
tackle climate change and create economic opportunities while ensuring a better quality of life for
future generations.

However, challenges remain, including cost, energy storage, and infrastructure. But with continued
innovation, renewable energy has the potential to meet global energy demands sustainably.

Scenario

In the small coastal town of Greenfield, excitement is building as they prepare for their first-ever
Renewable Energy Expo. The town's high school eco-club, led by Ms. Silvia, has been tasked with
creating an interactive website to showcase renewable energy’s potential.

Their website needs to engage visitors and inspire action by explaining how renewable energy can
transform communities and improve the environment.

The website will need to provide the following features:

o Page 1: Home Page – Introduction to Renewable Energy and Its Potential

 A captivating introduction to renewable energy, explaining its importance in creating a
sustainable future.
 Include images and visuals depicting renewable energy sources like solar panels, wind
turbines, and hydroelectric dams.
 Brief sections on the environmental benefits and the role of renewable energy in reducing
carbon emissions.

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 Emphasize how renewable energy can lead to energy independence, economic growth,
and a healthier planet.

 Include a simple alert box that pops up with a message when the page loads, welcoming
users to the website.

o Page 2: Renewable Energy in Different Sectors (Include HTML table)

 Real-world examples of how renewable energy is used in industries such as agriculture,
manufacturing, and transportation.

 Discuss the impact on these sectors, from cost savings to environmental benefits.

 Include challenges like infrastructure, storage, and adoption barriers.

 Use an HTML table to compare different renewable energy sources (e.g., solar, wind,
geothermal) based on cost, efficiency, and availability.

o Page 3: The Future of Renewable Energy in Society

 Explore the future potential of renewable energy and its societal impact.

 Discuss how renewable energy can reshape communities, from cleaner cities to rural
electrification.

 Include discussions on ethical considerations, job creation, and the role of policy in
promoting sustainable energy.

 Display images illustrating both the benefits and challenges of renewable energy adoption
in society.

o Page 4: Renewable Energy in Everyday Life

 Show how renewable energy is integrated into daily life, including smart homes powered
by solar energy, electric vehicles, and renewable energy-powered gadgets.

 Address the potential benefits (lower utility bills, reduced carbon footprint) and challenges
(initial cost, technology adoption).

 Discuss the growing role of renewable energy in urban and rural settings, highlighting
individual choices and large-scale projects.

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o Page 5: Contact Us Page
 Create a contact form using HTML and CSS.

 The form should include fields for the user’s name, email, subject, and message.

 Add basic form validation to ensure the user fills out all required fields before submitting.

 Upon submission, a confirmation message should appear, acknowledging the successful

form submission.

Your website

You are tasked with developing five HTML web pages on the topic "The Future of Renewable
Energy: Building a Sustainable Tomorrow." Content is not provided, but you can find suitable
material online. You may also use your own photos or videos. The focus of this assignment is to
create these web pages using HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript while describing the content effectively.
Use a text editor like Sublime Text or VS Code to write your code, and ensure best practices for
HTML structure, accessibility, and responsive design are followed.

Here is a list of required elements you should include in these pages.

 Headings and Paragraphs: Each page should include appropriate headings and paragraphs.
 Interlinking: The pages should be interlinked using relative URLs.
 Images: Use at least one image (JPG, PNG, or GIF) on each page.
 Data Table: Page 2 should include an HTML table comparing different renewable energy sources.
 Contact Form: Page 5 should feature a functional contact form with accessibility features where
possible.
 External CSS: Create an external CSS file to style the website. Each HTML page must link to this CSS
file. Do not use inline styles or the <style> element.