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- # Project Part 2 Plan
- Molly Johnson | mej54@pitt.edu
- ## Introduction
- Although I have created a nicely formatted self-promotional website, I plan on adding a few user interactions and fine-tuning animations to make the website more sophisticated. I also plan on adding a user-interactive form that will use PHP to connect to a database.
- ## Project Description
- So far, my project consists of 5 main subsections: About Me, Education, Research Experience, Files, and Contact Information. I planned on using a front-end framework for the site, but ended up using my own CSS code. I like the style of the website, so I want to stick with my CSS code. However, I would like to change a few specific things. First, I want to change the style of the event when a subsection of the website is chosen from the top heading. Currently, when one of these internal links is clicked, the window will scroll down to a specific section, but the title of the subsection will be hidden due to the fixed heading of the website covering it up. Therefore, I would like to change this so that the window scrolls up enough that the subsection title is showing as well as the fixed heading. I also plan on adding some other CSS and jquery animations to make the website more visually interesting. In addition, I would like to give users the option to email me directly by clicking my email on my website and having that open up a mail server on their computer. The users will also have the ability to submit a contact form to me through the website. I will use PHP to submit the form to a database on my computer to view these form submissions.
- ## Questions
- - Is it feasible to use some type of jquery animation to scroll up the window a certain amount after selecting subsection?
- - Is PHP required for an email link to open up a mail server?
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