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Simple Multi-page Website

Here's a beginner-friendly project that involves creating a simple multi-page website. The project will include 5 linked pages and use HTML and CSS only.

The pages will be:

  1. Home
  2. About
  3. Services
  4. Gallery
  5. Contact

Let's get started!


📂 Project Structure

multi-page_website/
│-- index.html
│-- about.html
│-- services.html
│-- gallery.html
│-- contact.html
│-- styles.css
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🚀 How to Use This Project

  1. Download or Clone the Repository:
   git clone https://github.com/yourusername/simple_interface.git
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  1. Navigate to the Project Directory:
   cd multi_page_website
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  1. Open the index.html File in Your Browser to Start Navigating the Website.

🌟 Key Concepts Used

  1. HTML Navigation:

    • Each page includes a navigation bar with links to all other pages, demonstrating how to link multiple pages together.
  2. Consistent CSS Styling:

    • A single styles.css file is used to maintain consistent design across all pages.
  3. Basic Page Structure:

    • Each HTML page has a head and body section with meta tags and a responsive design approach.
  4. Hover Effects:

    • Simple hover effects are applied to the navigation links for better user experience.

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