Based on what you have learned so far, how do you think you would lay out a home network based on your needs as well as the needs of the other members of your household? What essentials would you need in order to make this work? Include the layout, the components, and what else would be needed for something like this.

Overview This assignment is a prerequisite for Milestone One. In this  assignment, you will utilize your new skills in JavaScript to refactor  the website code based on the client wireframe. You will organize the  default code and folder layout into a structure that reflects a Model  View Controller (MVC) approach to the software design. Templating is a development technique used to build views  dynamically. Handlebars (HBS) is a templating system offering  extensibility and minimal logic that you will use in this assignment.  You will learn about the application of HBS and MVC to produce efficient  code that renders a website quickly. Prompt Follow the instructions in the MVC Routing section of the CS 465 Full Stack Guide.  You will need to refactor the structure of the HTML travlr website  using the MVC pattern (adding a route and controller). The website must  align with the customer requirements found in the wireframe description  (provided in the Project Guidelines and Rubric).  You will continue this process for additional pages. Then you will  begin implementing HBS templates. You will convert the static page to an  HBS template page, then insert HBS directives to enable rendering of  the views. Once completed, submit a zipped file folder of your assignment work. Be sure your submission addresses the following: Build the appropriate MVC architecture for templating and rendering data for the website. Develop and run routes and controllers for a public website aligning to your client’s wireframe and software requirements. Utilize the HBS templating engine to place directives into  templates, and an MVC approach to display features in the web  application. Utilize the HBS templating engine to render HTML within the website.