ChangelogVersion 1.0: Initial specification (19 Mar 2020), Raghav Sampangi.Version 1.1: Update (26 Mar 2020), Raghav — added clarification Re: Wireframe in Step 2Version 1.2: Update (30 Mar 2020), Raghav — updated folder structure to include A4-Wireframes.PDFVersion 1.3: Update (06 Apr 2020), Raghav — updated the description to include marking scheme.~~~PurposeThe purpose of this assignment is for you to understand how to fix errors in a codebase that you inherit and style the web page to meet requirements.The purpose of this assignment is to assess your understanding and to help you revise your knowledge of developing responsive websites using HTML and CSS. The exercise will require you to create responsive and standards-compliant websites, using the website that is provided.When is the assignment due?Sunday, 19 April 2020 (11:30pm)(submit in the submission drop box below this set of instructions)Start your assignment submission at 11:00pm to give yourself plenty of time — if you start your submission at 11:29pm, it may not complete before 11:30pm and Brightspace will disable submissions precisely at the deadline.Late submissions and email submissions WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.Can we work on this assignment individually or in groups?Individually. You are expected to complete all tasks individually and submit it yourself.Dalhousie’s academic integrity rules apply.What do I do if I have any questions about the assignment?Your first point of contact is your course instructor(s).If you need any help on some concepts, you may also consider using the Learning Centre and Lab/Tutorial hours offered by your course TAs (schedule available on Brightspace).Expectations, in detail:STEP 1: Download the assignment folder (a4.zip) — (25 marks)This folder has two folders named www and W3Cvalidation, and a file named README.mdFind and fix all errors in the HTML and CSS.Errors could include element/property errors.Focus on errors especially ones such as:incorrect folder or file names or file paths,scrolly things or blinky things (which are not recommended by the W3C and are terrible to include on websites),use of frames (you could use an iFrame if needed), and,the use of tables for layouts (this is also a big no no) :)DO NOT create new files. Use the same files and fix errors in them.If required, you may replace some of the elements with semantic HTML5 elements, i.e.