Web Design & Development Course – Using PHP & Laravel
Laravel is the most widely-used PHP framework, known for its elegant syntax, built-in tools, and ability to speed up server-side development. By mastering Laravel, you'll be able to build professional web applications that are secure, scalable, and easy to maintain — skills that are consistently in demand across Bangladesh's growing IT sector and international freelance marketplaces.
This hands-on program takes you from HTML/CSS fundamentals all the way to building a complete, production-ready web application, including a real e-commerce project, so you graduate with both the technical skills and the portfolio that employers and clients look for.
What You Will Learn
- Semantic HTML5 structure and modern CSS3 techniques
- Standard JavaScript (ES6) and Bootstrap development practices
- Modern PHP programming and Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
- MVC (Model-View-Controller) architecture
- Composer and dependency management
- Building full applications using the Laravel framework and its packages
- Complete e-commerce project development
- Using Laravel as a backend framework for any web application
Why Choose This Course?
- Industry-expert trainers with real-world Laravel/PHP experience
- Project-based, hands-on learning — not just theory
- Build a real e-commerce application for your portfolio
- Freelancing and career placement support
- Certificate upon completion
Career Opportunities
Graduates go on to work as Web Developers, Laravel Developers, and Full-Stack Developers — both in IT firms and agencies, and as freelancers on platforms like Upwork and Fiverr. With PHP powering a large share of websites in Bangladesh and worldwide, Laravel skills remain in steady, long-term demand.
Who Should Enroll?
- Beginners wanting a structured path into web development
- Students and job seekers targeting developer roles
- Freelancers looking to offer full-stack web services
- Business owners who want to build or manage their own web applications
Ready to Start Your Web Development Career?
Seats are limited for each batch — enroll now or talk to our admissions team to find the right schedule for you.
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This module covers the foundational concepts of websites, including their purpose, components, and different types. You'll also learn the key differences between static and dynamic websites.
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Understanding Websites: Purpose and components, static vs. dynamic websites.
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Core Concepts: HTML, HTML5, HTTP/HTTPS, URL.
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Web Technologies: Website design tools, web browsers, and file extensions.
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HTML Basics: Introduction to HTML syntax and its role in creating webpage structure.
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Assignment: Create an HTML file and practice writing basic HTML code.
This module dives deeper into HTML syntax and best practices, focusing on creating a well-formed webpage with a clear structure.
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HTML Syntax: Review of syntax, W3C standards, and proper use of heading tags.
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Advanced Concepts: Differences between single and double tags, HTML comments, and the use of attributes.
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HTML5 Tags: Introduction to new HTML5 tags and their importance.
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Assignment: Create a complete webpage using various HTML tags learned in class.
This module focuses on using tables to structure content on a webpage, including both simple and complex layouts.
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HTML Tables: Purpose, structure, and attributes for customization.
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Layouts: Designing visually appealing table layouts.
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Nested Tables: Understanding and creating complex layouts with nested tables.
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Assignment: Design a table and a nested table layout.
You will learn how to create interactive elements like forms and lists, as well as incorporate external content.
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HTML Lists: Creating ordered and unordered lists.
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Forms: Designing forms for user input, using various input types, checkboxes, radio buttons, and select menus.
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Advanced Elements: Incorporating iframes for external content and the marquee tag for scrolling text.
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Assignment: Create a webpage that includes lists, a complete form, and iframes.
This module emphasizes the importance of using HTML5's semantic elements for better structure and accessibility.
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Semantic Elements: Understanding the purpose and benefits of semantic tags like <header>, <footer>, <nav>, <article>, and <section>.
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Usage: Proper usage of semantic elements for improved website structure.
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Assignment: Create a webpage using HTML5 semantic elements to ensure proper structure and semantics.
This module serves as a review of all previous HTML concepts, culminating in the creation of a simple website layout.
This module introduces CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) as the language for styling webpages, covering the basics of syntax and the box model.
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What is CSS?: Purpose and benefits, inline, internal, and external CSS.
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Syntax and Selectors: Understanding CSS rules, declarations, and selectors.
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Box Model: Understanding the box model and its properties: margin, padding, border, and content.
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Assignment: Apply CSS styles to modify the typography and background of HTML elements.
This module focuses on various CSS properties for styling text, colors, and backgrounds.
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Text Properties: Modifying font size, weight, style, family, alignment, and spacing.
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Color Properties: Understanding color formats (hexadecimal, RGB) and applying colors to elements.
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Background Properties: Setting background colors, images, size, position, and repetition.
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Assignment: Apply various CSS styles to a webpage.
This module teaches you how to control the layout of a webpage using CSS positioning techniques.
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Display Property: Understanding display values and block-level vs. inline-level elements.
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Positioning: Exploring relative, absolute, fixed, and static positioning.
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Floating: Applying floats for layout and using clear to prevent layout issues.
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Assignment: Design and implement a webpage layout using CSS positioning and floats.
This module introduces modern and powerful layout techniques using Flexbox and Grid for creating responsive designs.
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Advanced Box Model: Understanding the box-sizing property for predictable layouts.
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CSS Flexbox: Introduction to flex containers, flex items, and properties for flexible designs.
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CSS Grid: Introduction to grid containers, grid items, and properties for grid-based layouts.
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Assignment: Implement Flexbox and Grid layouts to create responsive webpages.
This module covers how to add visual interest to webpages with animations and transformations.
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CSS Transitions: Animating property changes with transition timing and easing functions.
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CSS Transformations: Rotating, scaling, and translating elements using 2D and 3D transformations.
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Assignment: Apply transitions and transformations to elements on a webpage.
This module focuses on creating websites that adapt to different devices and screen sizes.
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Responsive Design: Introduction and importance of responsive design.
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Media Queries: Targeting specific screen sizes and devices with media queries and breakpoints.
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Techniques: Using Flexbox and Grid for responsive layouts, fluid grids, and flexible images.
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Mobile-First: Understanding and applying a mobile-first design approach.
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Project: Create a complete website that is responsive across different devices.
This module introduces Bootstrap, a popular CSS framework, to streamline the process of building responsive websites.
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What is Bootstrap?: Purpose, benefits, features, and components.
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Grid System: Understanding the Bootstrap grid system for responsive layouts.
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Typography: Using Bootstrap's predefined CSS classes for typography.
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Assignment: Create a responsive webpage layout using the Bootstrap grid system.
You will learn to use Bootstrap's pre-built components to quickly create common website elements.
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Navigation Bar: Creating responsive navigation bars with dropdowns.
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Buttons and Forms: Styling buttons and form elements, including form validation.
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Alerts and Badges: Implementing alerts and badges for messages and notifications.
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Assignment: Build a responsive navigation menu and stylized forms using Bootstrap components.
This module covers more advanced Bootstrap components for creating interactive and dynamic content.
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Carousel: Creating image sliders and carousels.
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Modals: Implementing modal windows for displaying content.
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Tabs and Accordions: Creating tabbed content and collapsible sections.
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Assignment: Implement a carousel and interactive modals using Bootstrap.
This module teaches you how to customize Bootstrap and culminates in building a complete responsive website using all learned concepts.
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Customization: Overriding Bootstrap's default styles with custom CSS.
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Themes: Applying Bootstrap themes for a consistent design.
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Layouts: Creating different layouts and responsive design patterns.
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Project: Create a complete responsive website using Bootstrap, incorporating various components and design techniques.
This module introduces JavaScript and its role in making websites dynamic and interactive.
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What is JavaScript?: Introduction and significance in web development.
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Environment: Setting up a JavaScript development environment.
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Syntax: Basic syntax, variables, constants, and data types.
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Operators: Exploring different operators for mathematical and logical operations.
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Control Flow: Implementing conditional statements (if-else, switch) and loops (for, while).
You'll learn about functions to write reusable code and work with data structures like arrays and objects.
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Functions: Creating, invoking, and understanding function scope and closures.
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Arrays and Objects: Introduction to arrays and objects, including manipulation and methods.
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DOM Manipulation: Accessing and manipulating HTML elements using JavaScript.
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Events: Handling events and creating interactive web applications.
This module covers advanced JavaScript concepts like asynchronous operations and error handling, culminating in a dynamic web application project.
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Asynchronous JavaScript: Introduction to asynchronous programming and Promises.
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Error Handling: Identifying and handling JavaScript errors and debugging techniques.
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Project: Build a dynamic web application using JavaScript, incorporating DOM manipulation, asynchronous operations, and error handling.
This module introduces jQuery, a JavaScript library that simplifies common tasks like DOM manipulation and event handling.
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What is jQuery?: Introduction, benefits, and basic effects (hide/show, slide, toggle).
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Plugins: Integrating and using popular jQuery plugins (e.g., for sliders).
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Form Validation: Validating forms and loading dynamic content with AJAX.
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Project: Create an interactive web application using jQuery, plugins, and UI enhancements.
This module introduces PHP as a server-side scripting language for building dynamic websites.
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Web Development Concepts: Client-side vs. server-side, basic web development tools.
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PHP Basics: PHP coding structure, variables, comments, and concatenation.
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Operations: Arithmetic operations, functions, and constants.
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Control Flow: String functions, conditional statements (if-else, switch), and loops (while, for).
This module focuses on working with data in PHP, including arrays, forms, and file handling.
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Arrays: Introduction to indexed, associative, and multidimensional arrays.
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Forms: Handling form submissions, validation, and using super global variables ($_POST, $_GET).
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Date and Files: Working with date/time functions and basic file handling.
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Project: Build a dynamic web application with PHP that incorporates form submission, data processing, and file handling.
You will learn to manage databases with SQL and connect them to your PHP applications.
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SQL and MySQL: Introduction to SQL, creating databases and tables in MySQL.
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CRUD Operations: Overview of Create, Read, Update, and Delete operations in PHP.
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User Management: Building a system registration and login form.
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PHP Sessions: Understanding and implementing PHP sessions for user authentication.
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Project: Build a user management system with registration, login, and basic data management.
This module introduces Laravel, a powerful PHP framework for building robust web applications.
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What is Laravel?: Introduction to frameworks, Laravel, and the MVC architecture.
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Setup: Setting up the local environment, Composer, and the CLI.
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Project Structure: Overview of the Laravel folder structure and Artisan commands.
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Routing: Understanding and creating your first route in Laravel.
You will learn to build the core components of a Laravel application.
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Views and Blade: Creating views and using the Blade templating engine.
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Controllers: Creating controllers and passing data to views.
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Forms and Database: Handling forms, performing logical operations, and connecting to a MySQL database.
This module focuses on using Laravel's powerful Eloquent ORM for database interactions.
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Models and Migrations: Understanding models and using migrations to create database tables.
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Database Operations: Inserting, reading, updating, and deleting records using Eloquent.
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Authentication: Implementing basic authentication and middleware.
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File Uploads: Uploading images and files using Laravel File Storage.
This module covers more advanced Laravel features and prepares you for deploying your application.
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DataTables: Using the DataTables library for enhanced data presentation.
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Relationships: Understanding one-to-one and one-to-many relationships.
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Deployment: Explanations of domain, hosting, Cpanel, and deploying your application to a live server.
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Project: Build a fully dynamic website with user/admin registration, login, and a dashboard for management.
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