Building an online Store


Dates:
TBA
Duration:
2 days (9am - 4pm)
An intensive 2-day course running from 9am until 4pm. The classes are on-site at our premises in Victoria Island or Ipaja, Lagos or accessible online from anywhere.
Those joining online must have good internet connection in order to access the course.
Locations:
1) Live Online (Google meets): Access details will be sent before the classes commence
2) Video content only: Three-month access to the video content
3) Onsite (Lagos/Ogun): 1 Prince Alade Lane, Off Ajasa Command, Lagos, Nigeria Location on map
Entry Requirements:
There are no Academic requirements for this course, but the course is NOT for beginners. Students must have more than a basic grasp of HTML, JavaScript, CSS and PHP
Course Materials:
1) Before we start: Everyone MUST understand basic HTML/JavaScript/PHP/MYSQL. If you don't know how to to this then it is best if you do this course: Introduction to fullstack web/software development

2) Before we start: Every9one MUST have installed on their computer WAMP or XAMP or individually: Apache, MySQL and PHP and must understand how they work. If you don't know how to to this then it is best if you do this course: Introduction to fullstack web/software development

3) Before we start: Ideally everyone should arrive at the course with a basis HTML page that will determine what their online store will look like. If you don't have one we can give you a generic, basic one to work with.
Fee: ₦15000.00

Detailed information:
Basic Training: For people who would like to have a good grounding in Internet technologies, web building and/or software development. This course does not involve any examinations or issue any certification.

It is ideal for: Web developers who would like to have specific skills in the areas covered by these courses. These classes are NOT ideal for a beginner.
Click for full course schedule >> *** Day 1 ****
(1) The store template: skeletal HTML/JavaScript system
(2) Developing the store template: preventing repetition, CDSs, libraries etc
(3) Building the database: the registered users
(4) Building the database: the products table
(5) The Product entry form

*** Day 2 ****
(6) Product entry: Dealing with product image uploads
(7) Product page: designing a page to view your uploaded product
(8) Product entry: allowing product amendments (including adding, deleting and changing images)
(9) Basket: Creating the basket with php sessions.
(10) Basket: persisting the basket (for registered users) with the database
(11) Favourites: creating favourites
(12) Transactions and Payment provider integration: payPal, PayStack etc
What to expect from the course:
At the end of the course, all participants should be able to build a fully functional online store with emphasis on the Nigerian market.