With the rise of COVID-19, everything has begun to shift toward being on the internet. Grieving specifically has needed to move toward the internet because of how contagious COVID-19 has been. Before the pandemic families and friends would keep photos of their loved ones on their phones or in a photo album. These memories can be easily lost forever by misplacing the photo album or damaging your phone. Our solution, LifeShare, is a web application that would allow families to share the legacies of those who have passed on. The users can set up Vault pages for their loved ones, and give everyone in the family the option to add on to the album and share memories of their loved ones. LifeShare is a platform that allows users to grieve, reminisce through content and share the legacy that their loved ones created. In this paper we will discuss the web application we decided to build for our senior capstone project, called Lifeshare. Next, we will outline the objectives and project goals, following up with the project timeline and the tech stack. We will then review some diagrams that will better explain how our web application works and finally, we will review the budget for our project, testing plan, and change management plan.
