Use HTML and CSS (do not submit .aspx files!) to create a Web site for this course. **Please notice all requirements below for full credit. ** The main Web page has three sections: the top banner section for Web site title and some graphics, the narrow bottom-left section for navigation links, and the large bottom-right section for the contents of the link that the user has chosen on the navigation link section. CSS division-based layout should be used for your solution. Checklist of requirements for full credit: Topic is this course.  You may use the objectives of each lesson as much of the content.Minimum of three correctly linked pages.At least one image on each page.Majority of style in external CSS file.Layout positioned using CSS positioning, not tables.Should display correctly in at least IE and Firefox.

Most Web browsers now use “128-bit encryption” to exchange data with secure Web sites. But what does this mean? What is “128-bit encryption”? In terms of software available to the general public, is “128-bit encryption” the strongest? How does this compare to encryption tools used by corporations or government agencies? 

I need 350 works minimum on this question.Some assumptions must be made but should be supported by adequate outside research on what has been used for similar companies. In addition, you must show within your proposal a grasp of the following and how it relates to a solution:·What are the business uses of different basic network topologies for the LaFleur Trading Co.?