The History of the Development of HTML

Running head: HTML Based MP3 Player
HTML BASED MP3 PLAYER
Name of the Student
Name of the University
Author Note

HTML Based MP3 Player
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Table of Contents
Introduction:...............................................................................................................................2
Purpose of the system:...............................................................................................................2
Design methodology use:...........................................................................................................2
Definitions, acronyms, and abbreviations:.................................................................................3
Overview of document:..............................................................................................................4
References:.................................................................................................................................4

HTML Based MP3 Player
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Introduction:
This report provides the various operation of HTML based Mp3 player and how it can
work. This is a web-based HTML application and offers an appealing interface between a
user and a server. This player can play different operations like playing Mpeg files, Mp3 files
and support most of the audio files. But all user must depend on the web browser. After
reading this report, a user, developer or any person can get detailed information about this
system
Purpose of the system:
This section of this report provides the purpose of this system. HTML based Mp3
player is mainly developed for the music university students who love music. A student can
listen to music from their computer, mobile, tablet or any device that can support web
browser (Liang and Cao. 2015). Most of the student want a music system that is simple, non-
instructive, streamlined and support most useful features like visualizer, playlist and the
recommendation list.
Design methodology use:
Agile methodology can develop the Mp3 player (Abrahamsson et al. 2017). Total six
phases are defined in agile methodology that can help to develop this system.
Planning:
Sponsors and stakeholder identification, Requirement gathering, security information
and service agreements can be done in this phase.
Analysis: