Welcome to our Interactive Image Mapping Website repository! This project demonstrates the implementation of image mapping in HTML to create an interactive browsing experience. The repository contains HTML files for different sections of the website, each showcasing a different topic.
This project aims to showcase the use of image mapping to create interactive web pages. It includes several HTML files, each focusing on a specific topic such as computers, mobile phones, and coffee. These files demonstrate how to use image mapping to create clickable areas on images and link them to relevant content.
The computer.html file presents information about computers. It includes an image of a computer, a description sourced from Wikipedia, and a link to the Wikipedia page for further reading.
The mobile_phone.html file provides information about mobile phones. It features an image of a mobile phone, a description sourced from Wikipedia, and a link to the Wikipedia page for further information.
The coffee.html file showcases information about coffee. It displays an image related to coffee, a description sourced from Wikipedia, and a link to the Wikipedia page for more details.
To view any section of the website, simply open the corresponding HTML file in a web browser. Navigate to the desired topic by clicking on the clickable areas within the images.
Contributions to this project are welcome! If you find any issues or have suggestions for improvement, please open an issue or submit a pull request.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to use and modify the code for your own projects.