Web Page and Reports - Javascript/HTML

This is project to which I have no time myself to do. It is supposed to implement Javascript and HTML into the design. The use of tables and a report as a set of tables etc I post the exact description below Part 3 (35%): Web Site Development For this part of TMA3, you are required to develop a departmental Web site based on information you have gathered about the School of Computing and Information Systems (SCIS) at Athabasca University. The work should be done in the following steps: First, you must select at least three well-designed departmental home pages on the Web, study their design and the Web technologies they have used, and use a table to summarize your study. The information in the summary should include links to these home pages, your findings, and your comments. You should write a summary for each of them in your assignment report. The second step is to design a logo for SCIS using whatever graphic tools you may have (you should at least have Paintbrush in Windows. If you like you may download GIMP from [login to view URL]). The logo should have two parts. One part should represent SCIS, while the other should represent Athabasca University. The next step is to make an image map using the logo you designed in the previous step. On the image map, the part representing the university should be linked to the university home page [login to view URL], and the part for SCIS should be linked to [login to view URL] The last step is to collect information from the SCIS Web site, and to implement your design using the Web technology you have learned so far. The requirements are as follows: All pages of your department Web site should have a consistent look-and-feel, using style sheets and templates. Use <table> instead of <frame> to layout each page. On each page there should a banner, a horizontal menu bar, a vertical navigation bar, and a main area for presentation and/or work. The banner should have a logo on it. You need to implement drop-down menus for at least one menu item on the horizontal menu bar, sliding menus for at least two menu items on the horizontal menu bar, and at least two pop-up menus for menu items on the vertical navigation bar. You should provide at least two levels of your own Web pages for the Web site. Note: A departmental home page is not just a single page of Web document. It is more complicated than a personal home page, and usually consists of many web documents accessible through an integrated Web interface. It provides all kinds of information about the department, including the programs and courses offered, professors and instructors employed, etc. Evaluation scheme: Survey: 5%; Design: 10%; Implementation: 20% ----------------------- This would be more of a report. So anyone out there who is even willing to work along side, will be best. Contact me as here and provide what the tools and knowledge you are best at. Thanks