Duration 10 days – 70 hours

 

Overview

 

This Web Development Training Course provides a structured and hands-on introduction to building modern web applications—from planning and UI development to back-end APIs, database integration, and deployment basics. Participants will learn how to design responsive interfaces, build server-side logic, connect and manage data, and apply essential security and best practices needed to create real-world web systems.

 

Objectives

• • Understand how modern web applications work (client-server architecture)
  • Build responsive and user-friendly websites using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
  • Develop interactive front-end features using modern JavaScript techniques
  • Create server-side applications and RESTful APIs for business systems
  • Connect back-end services to databases and perform CRUD operations
  • Apply basic security practices (authentication, validation, secure coding)
  • Use Git for version control and collaborate with a team

• Build, test, and deploy a complete web application project

Target Audience

• Beginner / Aspiring Web Developers
• Junior Software Engineers
• IT Professionals transitioning to Web Development
• Application Support and Technical Support staff upskilling into development
• Business Analysts / Technical Analysts who want development fundamentals
• Students and career shifters preparing for full-stack roles

 

Prerequisites 

• Basic computer literacy and comfort using apps/tools

• Basic logical thinking/problem solving

• Optional (recommended): basic programming exposure (any language)

• Laptop requirement: at least i5 equivalent, 8GB RAM (recommended 16GB)

 

Course Outline 

 

Day 1 — Web Development Foundations

• How the web works (browser, servers, HTTP/HTTPS)
• Front-end vs back-end vs database roles
• Web application architecture basics
• Developer setup: VS Code, browser tools, Node.js basics
• Hands-on: first web page + folder structure

 

Day 2 — HTML5 Essentials

• HTML structure, semantic tags, forms and inputs
• Tables, lists, media (images/video)
• Accessibility basics (labels, alt text)
• Hands-on: build a multi-page website layout

 

Day 3 — CSS3 and Responsive Web Design

• Selectors, box model, positioning, flexbox, grid
• Responsive design principles and breakpoints
• UI styling best practices
• Hands-on: responsive landing page + mobile-first design

 

Day 4 — JavaScript Fundamentals

• Variables, data types, functions, arrays, objects
• Conditions, loops, error handling basics
• DOM manipulation and event handling
• Hands-on: interactive UI (forms, buttons, validations)

 

Day 5 — Modern JavaScript + API Integration

• ES6+ features (let/const, arrow functions, destructuring)
• Asynchronous JavaScript (Promises, async/await)
• Fetching APIs and handling JSON
• Hands-on: consume a public API + render dynamic UI

 

Day 6 — Back-End Fundamentals (Server + Routing)

• What the back-end does (business logic, API, security)
• Intro to REST APIs, endpoints, request/response
• Setting up server, routing, controllers (framework-based)
• Hands-on: build simple REST endpoints (CRUD simulation)

 

Day 7 — Database Fundamentals (SQL + CRUD)

• Relational database concepts (tables, keys, relationships)
• Basic SQL: SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE
• Query filtering and joining
• Hands-on: CRUD web app with database connection

 

Day 8 — Authentication, Security, and Validation

• Basic authentication concepts (sessions vs tokens)
• Login and role-based access (RBAC)
• Input validation and secure coding fundamentals
• OWASP basics (SQL injection, XSS, CSRF)
• Hands-on: implement login + protected routes

Day 9 — Full-Stack Integration + Testing Basics

• Connecting front-end to back-end APIs
• Environment configuration (.env, secrets handling)
• Basic testing strategies (unit + API testing concepts)
• Debugging and logging best practices
• Hands-on: integrate full-stack features end-to-end

 

Day 10 — Deployment Basics + Capstone Project

• Deployment concepts (hosting, domain, SSL overview)
• Basic CI/CD overview (build, test, release)
• Final capstone: build and present a simple web application
• Code review and improvement recommendations