Build a Resort Website

Use [login to view URL] as example and a start point. It is a simple college coursework. Using just HTML5, CSS3 and jQuery Create a simple search form to search for a holiday resort by Destination, Comfort level(Star 3, 4, 5), Activities, Date, Price. jQuery Datepicker has to be used and other jQuery widgets where possible to enhance the HTML form with jQuery. The search criteria will be used to search properties from a JSON file. Display the resorts that correspond to the search made by the user on the search page, for search functionality – for the displaying the results in an effective and pleasant way (picture, short description, price). Each holiday resort listed on the result page should have a link that allows the user to visit the corresponding resort page. The resort page should contain a large image, thumbnail images, and a short description of the resort (comfort, activities, price, and destination/location). Using your own code or a plugin of your choice, add the facility to view all the resort images. You should have 6 to 8 pictures for each resort. Using jQuery UI tabs, display the resort long description, the accommodation, and a map using google maps (not a picture of a map) Add the facility to save the resort to your favorite list of resorts by dragging the resort to a favorites list on the side, or pressing a “favorite” button or icon. (To ensure each resort can only be added once). The user should also be able to remove a resort from the favorite list (by dragging it out of the list or pressing a delete button and clear the favorite list. Add the facility to display your favorite resort list on the search page. Make your search page and your resort page responsive by changing the layout on smaller devices, using hand-written media queries. You are required to have two layouts: large screen and smaller than iPad landscape.