My little corner of the internet showcasing personal projects and updates about my work
Requirements Doc
Overview
It’s time. When I first started flirting with the idea of having a personal website, I had a vision. A vision that, as usual, was too complex to execute myself with limited time to work on personal projects. I chose to focus on building actual tools instead of a website to showcase tools I didn’t have.
One fundamental thing changed since then. AI for coding got drastically better.
Now I feel the cost benefit of making my website myself is much lower, and worth it.
So here I go again. This time for real.
Primary Goal
Feel happy about having a website that is exactly what I want, not some half baked thing that I can’t enhance due to tool limitations.
Secondary Goals:
Core Features
| Feature | Description | Notes |
| API for projects, tasks and fuschronicles using Notion as the DB | A central place to manage my project’s content and metadata | The api might be used by other projects like the fuscapp home page Maybe some of the core logic to get content from notion can be reused in the website SSR logic so the build doesn’t need to hit my own api |
| SEO friendly website | Content must be as indexable as possible. Even with the data being loaded from the DB | |
| Home page | ||
| About me page | ||
| Projects list page | Nice clean list page to get to all my projects | |
| Project details page | Specific project page with content explaining the project, timeline, backlog | |
| Project docs page | Used for specific design and requirements docs associated from my projects | Should be indexable and content may come from notion or docs in the codebase itself |
| Fuschronicles information | List and details page of my blog posts of different kinds: work logs, change logs of my projects or just random thoughts | |
| Some Analytics | Analytics to measure traffic on the website |