This order is for writer [344065]AssignmentUsing the Developer Tools is a great way to help identify any issues with your HTML and CSS and to look at how other developers have designed their sites. To get us more comfortable using the developer tools, and to get an idea of what the HTML code looks like for a major social networking site, let’s create some fake social media posts.RequirementsFind a post on a social networking site like Twitter or Facebook. Take a screen capture of the original post. If you don’t know how to take a screen capture, this article has instructions for how to do so for nearly all platforms. You will need to scroll down to find Windows 10 and Mac instructions.Now, using the developer tools, modify that post!Try to make the post humorous but please avoid offensive language or topics. Please keep the humor such that it would be appropriate for children. If these modified posts were movies we would want them to get a “G” rating. Please avoid political figures or posts of a political nature if at all possible.In addition to editing the text of the post, try to see if you can use the console to modify any of the CSS on the page. This isn’t required but can also be fun.You will be submitting three scren captures. When complete, take two screen captures of your modified post.Screen Capture #1: Your original, unmodified social media post.Screen Capture #2: Your full browser window with the developer tools opening showing your edited post.Screen Capture #3: Just the edited post by itself.Submit your screen captures in two places. One is here using this assignment link. The other location is the Discussion Board in the dedicated thread for this assignment. Let’s try to have some fun with this assignment.If any member of the class, or I, deem a post is inappropriate I reserve the right to remove it from the Discussion Board.NotesYou can edit a block of HTML text in the Chrome developer tools by right-clicking on the source code for a given element and selecting “Edit Text”Take note of how the source code for the page is organized. Can you identify any accessibility items such as ARIA labels? Most of the HTML for major social media networks is machine generated but could you imagine building a page like this or doing so by hand as we are this semester?Take special note of how easy it is to make changes to web content once the page is downloaded and displayed by the browser! We’ll come back to this idea when we discuss HTML forms in a few weeks.My Example of the Three Required Screen CapturesModified post with developer tools open:
