Do I need any prior coding experience to join the Web Development course?

No prior coding experience is required. The course starts from absolute basics — how the web works, installing tools, and writing your first HTML tag — and progresses to building full-stack dynamic websites with PHP and MySQL, making it perfect for complete beginners.

What will I be able to build after completing the Web Development course?

You will be able to build complete responsive websites from scratch — structuring content with HTML5, designing with CSS3 animations and effects, adding interactivity with JavaScript, creating dynamic pages with PHP, and managing data with MySQL — giving you a strong portfolio of real websites to show employers.

Web Design & Development Course in Howrah & Kolkata | PBA Institute — HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, PHP, MySQL | Beginner to Advanced

Course Details

What You Get

Everything you need to become a confident full-stack web developer — from designing beautiful responsive pages with HTML5 and CSS3, to writing interactive JavaScript, to building database-driven websites with PHP and MySQL — all in one structured, project-driven course.

30 Classes · 30 Hours

A comprehensive, expert-paced programme covering all five technologies — HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, PHP, and MySQL — with 200+ live coding examples, real-world exercises, and a complete website project portfolio that proves your skills to every employer and client in India.

ISO & MSME Certificate

Earn a government-recognized, ISO-certified completion certificate that adds genuine credibility to your resume and proves professionally verified Web Design and Development training to employers, IT companies, startups, and digital agencies across West Bengal and India.

200+ Live Examples

Gain hands-on experience through 200+ live coding examples covering HTML5 forms and media elements, CSS3 animations and effects, JavaScript DOM manipulation, PHP form handling and file operations, and MySQL CRUD operations — building genuine programming muscle memory.

Small Batch Sizes

Only 10–15 students per batch ensures personal attention, faster live coding demonstrations, and a genuinely productive learning environment where every student masters every technology — from HTML5 structure to MySQL queries — with complete understanding and working code.

Responsive Design Mastery

Learn to build websites that look perfect on every device — mobile, tablet, and desktop. Master CSS3 Flexbox, Grid, media queries, and responsive design principles that are the foundation of modern professional web development and every job requirement in the industry today.

Real Website Projects

Apply every technology in real website projects — a fully styled responsive portfolio, an interactive JavaScript app, a PHP-powered contact form with validation, and a complete MySQL-backed user management system — giving you a portfolio of working websites to show employers and clients.

Full Curriculum

Course Syllabus

5 technology modules — HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, PHP, and MySQL — building from static pages to fully dynamic database-driven web applications.

Module 1: Introduction to HTML5

HTML5 is the skeleton of every website on the internet — it defines the structure, meaning, and content of every page. This module takes you from writing your very first HTML tag to mastering the full HTML5 specification — semantic structural elements, rich media embedding, powerful form controls with built-in validation, and the Canvas and SVG elements for graphics. With 200+ hands-on examples, you will build a complete, well-structured web page from scratch before this module ends.

25 LessonsSemantic HTMLMedia TagsForms & ValidationCanvas & SVG

L 1

Features of HTML5 & DocType Declaration What is HTML5 and why it matters — the evolution from HTML4 and XHTML to the modern HTML5 standard. Key new features: semantic markup, native audio/video support, canvas for 2D graphics, geolocation API, local storage, and improved form controls. The HTML5 doctype — why <!DOCTYPE html> is the simplest and most powerful doctype in web history. Character encoding with <meta charset="utf-8">. Writing your very first HTML5 document from a blank text file, understanding the essential <html>, <head>, and <body> structure, and opening it in a web browser. The relationship between HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in a complete web page.

L 2–5

New Structural (Semantic) Tags: Section, Nav, Article, Aside, Header, Footer Why semantic HTML matters — how search engines, screen readers, and browsers use meaningful structure to understand and process your content. The six core semantic structural tags that replaced generic <div> containers: <header> for page and section headers, <nav> for navigation menus, <main> for the primary content area, <section> for thematic content groups, <article> for self-contained content pieces, and <aside> for sidebars and supplementary content. <footer> for page and section footers. Building a complete, semantically correct HTML page structure using all six tags — the foundation of every professional website. Understanding how semantic structure improves SEO rankings, accessibility scores, and maintainability.

L 12–15

New Media Tags: Audio, Video, Canvas & SVG Embedding rich media natively in HTML5 without Flash or external plugins. The <audio> tag — src, controls, autoplay, loop, and muted attributes. Multiple format fallbacks with <source> elements for cross-browser compatibility (MP3, OGG, WAV). The <video> tag — embedding video with poster image, controls, dimensions, and multiple format sources (MP4, WebM). The <canvas> element — a programmable drawing surface for 2D graphics, charts, animations, and games controlled entirely by JavaScript. The <svg> tag — Scalable Vector Graphics for resolution-independent icons, logos, and illustrations that look perfect on any screen density. Practical examples of all four media elements in a single styled page.

L 16–24

HTML5 Forms — New Input Types & Validation Attributes The HTML5 forms revolution — built-in validation without a single line of JavaScript. New input types: email (validates email format), tel (telephone number), url (validates URL format), number (numeric input with min/max/step), date (date picker), range (slider control), color (colour picker), and search. New validation attributes: required (field cannot be empty), placeholder (hint text inside input), autofocus (automatic keyboard focus on page load), pattern (custom regex validation for phone numbers, postcodes, PAN numbers), min, max, and minlength/maxlength. Building a complete registration form with all new input types and validation that works in all modern browsers. 200+ complete HTML examples reinforcing every concept.

Module 2: CSS3 — Styling, Effects & Animations

CSS3 is where a plain HTML structure transforms into a visually stunning, professional website. This module covers the full CSS3 toolkit — advanced selectors that target any element with precision, custom web fonts that give your brand a unique visual identity, box shadows, rounded corners, gradient backgrounds, transitions that animate UI changes smoothly, and keyframe animations for looping effects. You will write 100+ CSS examples and apply CSS3 to real-world page layouts that look modern, polished, and professional — exactly what clients and employers expect.

19 LessonsAdvanced SelectorsCustom FontsAnimationsTransforms100+ Examples

L 1–6

New CSS3 Selectors — Attribute, Pseudo-class & Structural The power of CSS3 selectors — targeting exactly the elements you want without adding extra classes or IDs. Attribute selectors: [type="email"], [href^="https"], [class*="btn"] — targeting elements by their attribute values. Structural pseudo-classes: :first-of-type and :last-of-type for targeting first and last elements of a type. :nth-child() — the most powerful CSS selector for targeting every 2nd, 3rd, or Nth element (perfect for zebra-striped tables and alternating layouts). :empty for targeting elements with no content. Negation selector :not() for excluding specific elements. Combining multiple selectors for complex, precise targeting without JavaScript — with 30+ practical examples covering common real-world use cases.

L 7–13

Custom Fonts, Text Effects, Borders, Shadows & Backgrounds Custom web fonts with @font-face — loading any font from your server or Google Fonts into every browser. text-shadow property — adding single and multiple shadows to text for depth, glow effects, and 3D appearances. CSS text-stroke for outlined text effects. border-radius — creating rounded corners, circles, and pill shapes. CSS Box Shadows — box-shadow for cards, buttons, and elevated UI elements with inset shadows for pressed effects. opacity property for transparency. CSS Multiple Backgrounds — layering multiple background images and gradients on a single element. CSS linear-gradient and radial-gradient for beautiful background effects without images. CSS background-size: cover for full-screen hero sections. 30+ visual examples building a professional-looking card component and hero section.

L 14–16

CSS3 Transitions, Transforms & Keyframe Animations The CSS3 motion toolkit — making user interfaces feel alive and responsive. transition property — smoothly animating CSS property changes (color, opacity, transform, width) when a user hovers, clicks, or focuses an element. Transition timing functions: ease, linear, ease-in, ease-out, ease-in-out, and cubic-bezier for custom easing curves. transform property — 2D transformations: translate (move), rotate (spin), scale (resize), and skew (shear). Combining multiple transforms. 3D transforms: rotateX, rotateY, perspective for flip card effects. @keyframes animation — defining multi-step animations with percentage-based keyframes. animation shorthand — duration, delay, iteration count, direction, and fill mode. Building a fully animated loading spinner, a hover-activated card flip, and a smooth slide-in navigation menu.

L 17–19

CSS3 in Practical Layouts — 100+ Real-World Examples Applying CSS3 in complete, production-quality page layouts. CSS Flexbox — the one-dimensional layout model for navigation bars, card rows, and centering content perfectly. CSS Grid — the two-dimensional layout system for magazine-style multi-column layouts. Responsive design with media queries — @media rules for mobile-first layouts that adapt from 320px phones to 2560px ultrawide monitors. Building 100+ real-world examples: navigation bars, hero sections, card grids, pricing tables, footer layouts, animated buttons, form styles, image galleries, and complete page layouts — every example production-grade and ready for a real website.

Module 3: JavaScript — Interactivity & DOM Programming

JavaScript is the programming language that makes websites interactive — responding to user clicks, validating form input, updating page content without reloading, and handling complex logic. This module starts from the very basics of programming — variables, operators, conditionals, and loops — and builds up to DOM manipulation, event handling, objects, functions, and complete form validation. By the end, you will write JavaScript that makes your HTML pages truly alive and interactive, mastering the skill that every web developer in India must have.

16 LessonsDOM ManipulationEventsArrays & ObjectsForm Validation

L 1–2

Introduction to JavaScript & Client-Side Scripting What is client-side scripting and why JavaScript runs in the browser, not on the server. How JavaScript, HTML, and CSS form the three-layer model of the web: structure, style, and behaviour. Where to write JavaScript — inline event attributes (not recommended), internal <script> tags, and external .js files (best practice). The browser console — your best development tool for testing, debugging, and exploring JavaScript. JavaScript syntax basics — case sensitivity, semicolons, comments. The console.log() function for development output. alert(), confirm(), and prompt() — the three browser dialog functions. Understanding how the browser parses HTML and executes JavaScript — the critical concept of script placement (before or after HTML content).

L 3–8

Data Types, Variables, Operators, Conditions & Loops JavaScript data types — strings, numbers, booleans, null, undefined, and the typeof operator. Variable declaration with var, let, and const — differences and best practices. Arithmetic operators (+, -, *, /, %, **), comparison operators (==, ===, !=, !==, >, <), and logical operators (&&, ||, !). String concatenation and template literals (backtick strings with ${variables}). Conditional statements — if/else if/else chains for decision making. The ternary operator for concise conditionals. switch statement for multiple fixed-value conditions. Loops — for loops for counted iterations, while loops for condition-based repetition, do...while for at-least-one execution. break and continue for loop control. JS Popup Boxes — alert(), confirm(), prompt() in practical applications.

L 9–12

JavaScript Events & Arrays JavaScript Events — the foundation of all user interaction. The event model: listening for events on HTML elements. Common events: onclick, onmouseover, onmouseout, onkeyup, onkeydown, onchange, onsubmit, onload. The addEventListener() method — attaching multiple event handlers cleanly. The event object — accessing event properties like event.target, event.type. Preventing default behavior with event.preventDefault(). JavaScript Arrays — creating arrays with literals and constructors. Accessing elements by index. Array methods: push(), pop(), shift(), unshift(), splice(), slice(), indexOf(), includes(). Iterating arrays with for loops and forEach(). Multi-dimensional arrays for table data. Building interactive list managers and image galleries with arrays and events.

L 13–16

Objects, Functions, DOM Manipulation & Form Validation JavaScript Objects — key-value pair data structures. Creating object literals, accessing properties with dot notation and bracket notation. Object methods — functions as property values. this keyword inside objects. JavaScript Functions — function declarations vs. function expressions. Parameters and return values. Scope — local vs. global variables. The DOM (Document Object Model) — the browser's programmatic representation of the HTML page. Selecting elements: document.getElementById(), querySelector(), querySelectorAll(). Modifying elements: innerHTML, textContent, style, classList.add(), classList.remove(), classList.toggle(). Creating and removing elements dynamically. Form Validation — validating required fields, email format, password strength, and number ranges with JavaScript before form submission — the single most important JavaScript skill for any web developer.

Module 4: PHP — Server-Side Dynamic Web Development

PHP is the server-side language that powers 77% of all websites with server-side code — including WordPress, Facebook (historically), and millions of business web applications. This module teaches PHP from syntax basics to object-oriented programming, working with HTML forms, file system operations, regular expression validation, sessions for user login systems, and advanced database-driven application techniques. PHP is the technology that transforms a static HTML page into a live, dynamic website that processes data, stores information, and responds to each user uniquely.

12 LessonsPHP SyntaxForms & FilesOOPSessionsDatabase Integration

L 1–3

Introduction to PHP, Basic Syntax & String Manipulation What is PHP — Hypertext Preprocessor — and how it differs from JavaScript: PHP runs on the server, generates HTML, and sends it to the browser. Setting up the development environment — installing XAMPP (Apache + PHP + MySQL) on Windows. The PHP file — embedding PHP inside HTML with <?php ... ?> tags. PHP syntax: statements, semicolons, and comments (//, #, /* */). Variables — the $ prefix, variable naming rules. Data types: strings, integers, floats, booleans, arrays, and NULL. echo and print for output. PHP String Functions — a critical set: strlen() (length), strtoupper(), strtolower(), ucfirst(), str_replace(), strpos(), substr(), trim(), nl2br(), htmlspecialchars() for security. String concatenation with the dot operator. Building a simple page that processes and outputs text data.

L 4–7

Control Structures, Functions & Working with the File System PHP control structures — if/elseif/else, switch, and the ternary operator. PHP loops — for, while, do-while, and foreach for iterating arrays. PHP Functions — defining functions with parameters, default parameter values, and return values. Built-in math functions: round(), ceil(), floor(), abs(), rand(). Date functions: date(), time(), mktime() for generating dynamic dates. Working with the File System — reading files with file_get_contents() and fopen()/fread()/fclose(). Writing to files with fwrite() — creating a simple visitor log. Checking file existence with file_exists(). File upload handling — processing <input type="file"> with $_FILES, validating file types and sizes, and moving uploaded files to the server with move_uploaded_file().

L 7–8

Working with HTML Forms & Regular Expressions PHP form handling — the most fundamental server-side skill. The HTTP request methods: GET vs. POST — when to use each. Accessing form data with $_GET and $_POST superglobals. Server-side form validation — validating required fields, checking data types, and sanitizing user input to prevent XSS attacks with htmlspecialchars(). The $_REQUEST and $_SERVER superglobals. Building a complete PHP contact form with server-side validation, error messages displayed back to the user, and a success confirmation. PHP Regular Expressions — the preg_match() and preg_replace() functions with pattern syntax. Writing regex patterns for validating email addresses, Indian phone numbers, Aadhaar numbers, PAN card numbers, and postal codes — the advanced validation toolkit for every real-world Indian web application.

L 9–12

PHP OOP, Database Integration, Sessions & Advanced Techniques PHP Classes and Objects — the foundations of object-oriented programming in PHP. Defining classes with properties (variables) and methods (functions). Creating objects with new. Constructors with __construct(). Inheritance — creating child classes that extend parent classes. Access modifiers: public, private, protected. Introduction to PHP Database integration — using PDO (PHP Data Objects) to connect to MySQL, execute queries, and display results in an HTML table. PHP Sessions — session_start(), setting session variables with $_SESSION for user login systems, and destroying sessions on logout. Cookies — setcookie() and $_COOKIE for persistent user preferences. Advanced PHP techniques: include/require for code reuse across multiple pages, PHP error handling with try-catch, and sending emails with mail().

Module 5: MySQL — Database Design & CRUD Operations

Every real website needs a database — to store user accounts, product listings, orders, blog posts, and any data that changes over time. MySQL is the world's most popular open-source database, powering millions of websites globally. This module teaches you to design database tables, connect MySQL to PHP, and perform all four fundamental database operations — Create, Read, Update, Delete (CRUD) — giving you the ability to build fully dynamic, data-driven websites that store, retrieve, and manage real information for real users.

6 LessonsDatabase DesignSQL QueriesCRUD OperationsPHP-MySQL Integration

L 1

Introduction to Databases & MySQL What is a database and why every dynamic website needs one. Relational databases — the table model of rows and columns. MySQL — the world's most popular open-source relational database. Installing and navigating phpMyAdmin — the visual MySQL management interface included with XAMPP. SQL (Structured Query Language) — the universal language for talking to relational databases. Creating a database in phpMyAdmin and with SQL: CREATE DATABASE. Connecting to a MySQL database from PHP using PDO or MySQLi — connection string, hostname, username, password, and database name. Understanding primary keys, data types (VARCHAR, INT, DATE, TEXT, DECIMAL), and NULL values. Designing a simple users table — the starting point for every web application.

L 2

Table Creation & Data Structure Design Creating MySQL tables with CREATE TABLE — defining columns, data types, lengths, and constraints. Column constraints: NOT NULL (required field), UNIQUE (no duplicate values), DEFAULT (default value), and AUTO_INCREMENT (automatically incrementing primary key). Primary Key — the unique identifier for every row in a table. Designing a complete e-commerce-style database schema — users table, products table, orders table, and order_items table with foreign key relationships. Understanding database normalization — organizing data to eliminate redundancy. Using phpMyAdmin to visualize and manage table structure. Altering existing tables with ALTER TABLE to add, modify, or remove columns after creation.

L 3

INSERT — Adding Data to MySQL Tables The INSERT INTO SQL statement — adding new records to a database table. Single row insertion: INSERT INTO users (name, email, password) VALUES ('Rahul', 'rahul@example.com', 'hashed_password'). Inserting multiple rows in a single statement for efficiency. Using PHP to process an HTML registration form and insert the submitted data into a MySQL users table — the complete registration workflow. Password hashing with PHP password_hash() — never storing plain-text passwords. Handling duplicate entries — the UNIQUE constraint and catching duplicate key errors in PHP. INSERT IGNORE and ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE for upsert operations. Retrieving the auto-generated ID of the last inserted row with lastInsertId() in PDO.

L 4–6

SELECT, UPDATE & DELETE — Complete CRUD Operations READ — The SELECT statement: retrieving all rows with SELECT *, specific columns, filtering with WHERE clause, sorting with ORDER BY, limiting results with LIMIT for pagination. LIKE operator for search functionality. JOIN operations — combining data from multiple related tables. Displaying MySQL query results in an HTML table using PHP loops. UPDATE — The UPDATE statement with SET and WHERE clause — modifying specific records. Building a PHP edit form pre-filled with existing data and saving changes back to the database. Preventing accidental mass updates with the WHERE clause. DELETE — The DELETE FROM statement with WHERE clause for safe record deletion. Soft delete pattern using an is_deleted flag column. Building a complete PHP-MySQL CRUD application — a functional contact/student management system — that creates, reads, updates, and deletes records through a clean web interface.

Skills You'll Gain

HTML5 Semantic HTML CSS3 Flexbox CSS Grid Responsive Design CSS Animations JavaScript DOM Manipulation Form Validation Events PHP Server-Side Logic PHP Sessions MySQL SQL Queries CRUD Operations Database Design Web Security XAMPP

What You'll Learn

Learning Outcomes

Graduate with the full-stack web development skills needed for web developer, front-end developer, and PHP developer roles — with a portfolio of real websites proving your capability to any employer or client.

Build Structured Web Pages

Write semantically correct HTML5 that search engines love and screen readers can navigate — using the full set of HTML5 structural elements, media tags, and powerful form controls with built-in validation that work in every modern browser without JavaScript.

Design Beautiful Responsive Layouts

Create visually stunning, mobile-first responsive layouts using CSS3 Flexbox, Grid, custom fonts, animations, transitions, and transforms — building designs that look professional on every device from a 320px phone to a 2560px ultrawide monitor.

Add Interactivity with JavaScript

Manipulate the DOM to update page content dynamically, respond to user events, validate forms before submission, and write complete JavaScript programs with functions, arrays, and objects — giving every page a responsive, interactive experience that keeps users engaged.

Build Dynamic PHP Applications

Process HTML form submissions on the server, handle file uploads, manage user sessions for login systems, validate data with regex, apply OOP principles, and write complete PHP applications that go far beyond static HTML — powering real, interactive business websites.

Manage Data with MySQL

Design relational database tables, write SQL queries to create, read, update, and delete data, connect MySQL to PHP with PDO, build a complete CRUD application, and implement basic security practices — the complete database skill set every full-stack developer must have.

Build a Real Portfolio

Complete multiple real website projects — a fully styled responsive portfolio site, an interactive JavaScript application, a PHP contact form with server-side processing, and a MySQL-backed CRUD management system — giving you actual working websites to show every employer, client, or freelance customer.

Who Should Join?

This Course Is For You

Whether you're a student, a business owner, or someone ready to launch a tech career — this course gives you the practical web development skills that every digital economy job in India demands today.

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CS & IT Students

B.Tech, BCA, B.Sc IT, and MCA students who want to add real full-stack web development skills to their degree — building a working portfolio of websites that stands out far above classmates who only have theoretical academic knowledge.

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Aspiring Freelancers

Anyone who wants to earn money building websites for local businesses, restaurants, shops, and startups in Howrah, Kolkata, and across India. Web design and development freelancers are in constant demand — every business needs a website.

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Job Seekers

Freshers and career changers targeting web developer, front-end developer, or PHP developer roles at IT companies, digital agencies, startups, and e-commerce businesses — roles that are among the most in-demand and best-paid entry-level positions in India's tech sector.

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Business Owners

Entrepreneurs and shop owners who want to understand and manage their own website, communicate effectively with developers, evaluate web projects, and potentially build their own business website — saving lakhs in agency fees and having complete control of their online presence.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the fee for the Web Design & Development course at PBA Institute?

The batch class fee is ₹5,000 for the complete 30-class Web Design and Development course covering HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, PHP, and MySQL. One-to-One personalized sessions are available at ₹8,500 with dedicated instructor attention and fully flexible scheduling. Both options include study materials, software installation support, and an ISO-certified completion certificate valid for IT companies and digital agencies across India.

Do I need any prior coding or programming experience?

No prior experience is needed at all. The course starts from absolute zero — installing a text editor, opening a browser, and writing your very first <html> tag. All you need is basic computer literacy (typing, using a browser, saving files). Even if you have never written a single line of code, you will be building complete, dynamic PHP-MySQL websites by the end of the course.

Will I build real websites in this course?

Yes, absolutely. This course is 100% practical. Every concept is immediately applied in live coding examples and mini-projects. By the end you will have built: a complete semantic HTML5 page, a CSS3-styled responsive layout, an interactive JavaScript application, a PHP form with server-side processing, and a full MySQL CRUD system — a real portfolio of working websites you can show immediately to employers, clients, or interviewers.

What jobs can I get after completing the Web Development course?

Web development skills open doors to roles like Junior Web Developer, Front-End Developer, PHP Developer, UI Developer, Web Designer, and Full-Stack Trainee at IT companies, digital marketing agencies, e-commerce startups, and software firms in Kolkata, Howrah, and across India. You can also immediately start freelancing — building websites for local businesses. Entry-level web developer salaries in Kolkata start from ₹15,000–30,000 per month, and experienced developers command significantly more.

Can I attend the Web Development course online?

Yes. PBA Institute offers fully live online classes with the same instructor — complete with screen sharing of live code, real-time browser demonstrations, and instant doubt resolution in every class. Students from across West Bengal and other states attend online and receive the same ISO and MSME certified certificate upon completion. You will need a basic code editor (VS Code, free) and XAMPP (free) — our instructor guides you through installation in the very first class.

Does this course include React or Node.js?

This course covers the foundational full-stack — HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, PHP, and MySQL — which is the essential bedrock you must master before moving to frameworks. Once you complete this course, you will have the strong JavaScript and programming fundamentals needed to quickly learn React, Vue, or Node.js. PBA Institute offers a dedicated advanced JavaScript and frameworks course as a natural next step for students who complete this Web Design and Development course.

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