Web Design & Frontend Development

This field covers semantic HTML5, CSS3 layouts, and JavaScript interactivity. Students then adopt AlpineJS and TailwindCSS for rapid prototyping and maintainable styles, preparing them to build engaging, accessible websites that adapt to any device.

Backend Development & Database

Students dive into PHP with MySQL for data-driven applications, adopt Laravel’s MVC pattern for scalable projects, customize WordPress sites, and master database design—ensuring secure, performant backends for web and enterprise solutions.

Usage:

  • Structuring web content with semantic HTML
  • Styling with CSS3 features like Flexbox and Grid
  • Adding interactivity via vanilla JavaScript
  • Leveraging utility classes for rapid UI
  • Writing RESTful APIs and server-side logic
  • Designing relational databases and optimizing queries
  • Building and extending CMS platforms

Scope:

  • Frontend developer roles
  • UI/UX design teams
  • Freelance web projects
  • Backend developer and full-stack roles
  • E-commerce, SaaS platforms, and enterprise systems

Outcomes & Benefits:

  • Responsive, accessible web pages
  • Proficiency in modern frontend toolchains
  • Solid foundation for full-stack development
  • Secure, maintainable backends
  • Efficient database management
  • Hands-on experience with leading PHP frameworks and CMS

Courses in this field:

  • HTML5/CSS3
  • JavaScript
  • AlpineJS and TailwindCSS
  • PHP and MySQL
  • Laravel
  • WordPress
  • Database

HTML5/CSS3

  • Description: Semantic markup and advanced styling techniques.
  • Usage: Building page layouts and responsive designs.
  • Scope: Universal requirement for any website.
  • In the real world: Yes—fundamental web technologies.
  • Outcomes & Benefits: Clean, maintainable markup and responsive design skills.

JavaScript

  • Description: Core client-side scripting for dynamic behavior.
  • Usage: DOM manipulation, event handling, and AJAX requests.
  • Scope: Everywhere—frameworks, libraries, and vanilla use.
  • In the real world: Yes—the lingua franca of the web.
  • Outcomes & Benefits: Interactive web features and strong programming fundamentals.

AlpineJS and TailwindCSS

  • Description: Lightweight reactivity and utility-first styling for fast development.
  • Usage: Small-scale web apps, static sites, and prototypes.
  • Scope: Startups, MVPs, and component-based UIs.
  • In the real world: Yes—gaining traction for simplicity and speed.
  • Outcomes & Benefits: Rapid prototyping and highly maintainable codebases.

PHP and MySQL

  • Description: Server-side programming with PHP and relational databases using MySQL.
  • Usage: Dynamic web pages, user authentication, CRUD operations.
  • Scope: Web agencies, custom web apps.
  • In the real world: Yes—core of LAMP stack.
  • Outcomes & Benefits: Full-stack application capability and database mastery.

Laravel

  • Description: Modern PHP framework implementing MVC, routing, and Eloquent ORM.
  • Usage: REST APIs, scalable web applications, and microservices.
  • Scope: Enterprise systems, SaaS solutions.
  • In the real world: Yes—widely adopted for rapid development.
  • Outcomes & Benefits: Clean architecture, built-in security, and rapid feature delivery.

WordPress

  • Description: Versatile CMS for blogs, corporate sites, and e-commerce.
  • Usage: Theme development, plugin customization, site management.
  • Scope: Small-to-medium businesses, personal brands.
  • In the real world: Yes—powers over 40% of the web.
  • Outcomes & Benefits: Fast site deployment, extensible ecosystem, and large support community.

Database

  • Description: Principles of relational and non-relational databases, SQL, and normalization.
  • Usage: Data modeling, query optimization, transaction management.
  • Scope: All software applications requiring data persistence.
  • In the real world: Yes—foundation of virtually every software system.
  • Outcomes & Benefits: Optimized data storage, reliable data retrieval, and scalability planning.