Ariella Hanna | ard71@pitt.edu

#Introduction
For my project, I am going to created a website for my dad.
My dad is a rabbi, which makes him an important figure in our local Jewish community, and he is retiring from his synagogue this summer.
He wants to have a personal website to continue interacting with the community after retirement.

#Website Components (in order of priority)
1. About Me

  History and background of Rabbi Chuck
2. Contact Me

  Contact Rabbi Chuck with questions or comments
3. Blog

  Posts about Rabbi Chuck's thoughts on current events, Judaism, sports, etc.
4. Photo Album

  Self-explanatory
5. Calendar

 Events that Rabbi Chuck will be participating in or raising awareness of
6. Donation Link

 Donate to discretionary fund that is used to help the community (Probably a paypal button?)

#Technology
I don't have any experience in web development, so I plan to use Bootstrap for front-end framework.
I will be using PHP for most, if not all of the coding.
If the contact me section uses a database, I will use MySQL, but it might be easier for my dad and me if it just emails him directly.
This section is the most subject to change because I've never worked with these languages, so I will have to learn a lot on the job and throughout the course.

#Questions
I consider the first three website components to be what I'm trying to get done for project 1 and the final three to be stretch goals, potentially being completed in project 2.
Is this realistic for someone with my experience level?

This is the only question I can think of for now, but I'm sure I will have more once I actually start working on the site.