Learn to build websites from scratch with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Bootstrap, PHP, and MySQL. Explore frontend development, backend programming, databases, APIs, and practical website projects in one comprehensive course.
Web development is the process of creating websites and web applications, combining the visual elements users interact with and the technologies that power functionality behind the scenes.
The EduBenchers Web Development course is designed to introduce you to the core technologies used in website development, starting with web fundamentals and progressing to frontend design, programming, database management, and backend development.
You will begin with HTML5 and CSS3 to structure and style web pages, followed by JavaScript to add interactivity and dynamic functionality. You will also explore Bootstrap to build responsive layouts and use its components to create more consistent website interfaces.
As you progress, you will learn PHP programming, object-oriented programming in PHP, and MySQL database operations. The course also introduces XML, JSON, REST concepts, and APIs to help you understand how data is structured and exchanged between systems.
Throughout the course, you will work through practical exercises and website projects, including page layouts, forms, a Google homepage recreation, a responsive welcome page, a coming-soon page, and JavaScript-based applications.
Whether you are a beginner exploring web development or a learner looking to strengthen your website-building skills, this course provides a foundation in frontend and backend technologies and how they work together to create functional websites.
What you'll learn
Web Development Fundamentals: Understand how the internet, HTTP, DNS, TCP/IP, and client-server technology work together to deliver websites.
HTML5: Create web page structures using headings, paragraphs, links, lists, tables, forms, semantic elements, and other HTML tags.
CSS3: Style web pages using selectors, colours, typography, positioning, layouts, and other styling techniques.
HTML and CSS Projects: Practise building website layouts, survey pages, a Google homepage recreation, responsive pages, and coming-soon pages.
JavaScript Fundamentals: Learn variables, operators, strings, arrays, conditions, loops, dates, and basic programming logic.
Intermediate [removed] Explore functions, objects, events, error handling, DOM manipulation, and form elements.
JavaScript Projects: Build features such as form validation and a number-guessing game.
Bootstrap: Learn to use Bootstrap's grid system, typography, forms, navigation, cards, modals, carousels, and other interface components.
PHP Programming: Understand variables, data types, operators, strings, control structures, loops, functions, arrays, dates, and file handling.
MySQL and Database Management: Learn to create and manage databases and tables, insert and retrieve data, update records, filter results, aggregate information, and join tables.
Object-Oriented PHP: Explore classes, objects, constructors, inheritance, access modifiers, abstract classes, interfaces, traits, and static members.
XML and JSON: Understand data formats, structures, parsing, and serialization concepts.
REST and APIs: Get introduced to APIs, REST, and web services and understand their role in connecting applications.
242 Lessons · 21:25:41 Hours



Build Your Own Websites: Learn how to create web pages and develop them into more interactive experiences.
Learn Frontend and Backend Technologies: Understand both the user-facing side of websites and the server-side technologies that support them.
Create Practical Projects: Apply your knowledge by building website layouts, forms, interactive features, and other web-based exercises.
Understand Database Integration: Learn how PHP and MySQL can be used together to manage and retrieve application data.
Develop Problem-Solving Skills: Practise breaking down website requirements into smaller design and programming tasks.
Explore Freelancing and Independent Projects: Build foundational skills that can support further learning and small website projects.
Prepare for Further Learning: Establish a foundation for exploring more advanced web technologies, frameworks, and application development.
Complete Beginners: Individuals who want to learn the fundamentals of website development from scratch.
College Students: Learners who want practical exposure to HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, and databases.
Aspiring Web Developers: Individuals who want to understand frontend and backend development fundamentals.
Aspiring Freelancers: Learners who want to develop the foundational skills needed to explore website-building projects for clients.
Entrepreneurs and Business Owners: Individuals interested in understanding how websites are structured and developed.
Existing Programmers: Developers who want to expand their knowledge of web technologies and PHP-based development.
Project-Based Learners: Students who prefer learning through practical website exercises and coding projects.
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