Build a complete professional company website from scratch with Laravel 12, featuring dynamic frontend and backend, MySQL data, two-factor authentication, blog posts, and SEO-friendly URLs via slug.

Set up a Laravel 12 project on a local server with Xampp and MySQL, then install NodeJS and Composer. Prepare VS Code as the editor and access phpMyAdmin via localhost.

Install Laravel 12 with the official installer, create a new project named basic using bootstrap, set up a MySQL database, run migrations, and start the local server.

Master the Laravel 12 file structure, including dot env, routes, views, public assets, migrations, models, and controllers, and learn setup, database, and breeze authentication workflows.

Install and customize Laravel Breeze to scaffold default authentication in a Laravel 12 project, extend the user table with profile fields, run migrations, and access login, register, and dashboard pages.

Explore how Laravel Breeze provides ready-made authentication, including forget and reset password flows. Configure mail settings with mailtrap.io in the .env file, test reset links, and verify login.

Learn to replace the default Laravel Breeze dashboard with a custom Bootstrap 5 backend and a clean front-end theme, turning static pages into dynamic admin dashboards in a Laravel project.

Learn to integrate a bootstrap admin theme into a Laravel 12 project, replacing Breeze UI. Create header, sidebar, and footer blade components and use asset paths for public assets.

Implement a new admin logout route, copy the default destroy method from the authenticated session controller, and redirect to the login page.

Replace the Laravel Breeze login page with your theme by copying the auth login blade, updating the form to post with CSRF, and aligning email and password fields.

Customize the register page to mirror the login page with four fields—name, email, password, and password confirmation—and update routes, CSRF, and placeholders, and prepare for credential error messages in Laravel.

Modify the login form to display validation and credential errors by checking the session and rendering a bootstrap alert, leveraging Laravel Breeze's default authentication messages for email and password. Swap the logo in assets/images and verify login with invalid credentials showing the Breeze credential error, then log in with a valid user to access the dashboard, while following Breeze routes and the authenticated session flow.

Refresh the admin template by cleaning the dashboard and sidebar, updating the logo, removing extra menus, configuring the dashboard route, and setting up two-factor authentication in Laravel for future security.

Learn to implement two-factor authentication in a Laravel Breeze project by creating a custom admin login route, generating a verification code, and sending it via email.

Learn to implement a custom two-factor verification flow in Laravel. Generate and email a verification code, create a verification blade and routes, and prepare the controller method for verification.

Master Laravel 12 two-factor authentication by implementing a verification code flow: send code via email, validate input, manage session and user id, and secure redirection to the dashboard.

Develop and secure an admin profile page in Laravel, enabling profile updates and password changes, protected by auth middleware and breeze-based authentication, with a dedicated admin profile route.

Create an admin profile page in Laravel 12, showing the authenticated user’s name and email and handling profile image with a default fallback, updating name, email, photo, phone, and address.

Learn to implement an interactive admin profile update flow in a Laravel 12 app, previewing selected images using a file input, a show image area, and a JavaScript file reader.

Update admin profile with name, email, phone, address, and profile image using a multipart form in Laravel 12, including csrf protection, profile store route, and old image removal.

Implement toast notifications for profile updates in a laravel app by loading toast CSS and JS, displaying success messages, and updating header data.

Learn to implement an admin profile change password feature, including old, new, and confirm password fields, CSRF protection, validation messaging, and wiring the admin password update route to the controller.

Update an authenticated user's password by validating old, new, and confirm fields, hashing the new password, and updating the user record, then logging out and showing a toast notification.

Turn a static bootstrap 5 theme into a dynamic Laravel frontend, enabling admin panel driven updates for hero, about us, features, portfolio, blog, and services.

Load a front end template into a Laravel 12 project by converting an index HTML design to blade layouts, then create header, footer, and mobile menu components with includes.

Learn to modularize a Laravel 12 frontend theme by dividing the home page into blade layouts and includes for slider, features, clarifies, and a review, enabling dynamic, easy updates.

Learn to convert static frontend images into dynamic assets across index and Blade templates, updating assets and SVG icons so images load correctly and the layout remains coherent.

Update the header for desktop and mobile by refreshing the logo and navigation items—home, about us, company profile, team, service, portfolio, blog, and contact—ensuring a clean, dynamic menu across views.

Implement a responsive Laravel header that toggles a dashboard button when authenticated and a login option when not, using auth and dashboard routes. Plan dynamic CRUD for testimonials and reviews.

Create a Laravel review management module by building a back end controller and review model, migrating a reviews table, and performing insert, fetch, edit, and update operations for admin dashboard.

Define a new all_review route in web.php, wrap with auth, fetch latest review data via the Review model, and render an admin back-end blade view with a data table.

Set up a data table on the all reviews page in Laravel 12, load review data, and display serial, name, position, image, and message with edit and delete actions.

Set up the home review section by creating an ad review route and add review form, enabling database insertion of name, position, message, and photo in Laravel 12.

Learn to install and configure the intervention image library in a Laravel 12 project to resize uploaded images before saving them, including composer require, GD driver, and image manager setup.

Learn how to add review submissions in Laravel 12 by uploading and resizing images with image intervention, storing data in the review table, and displaying reviews with limits.

This lecture shows how to implement a complete edit and update workflow for reviews in Laravel 12, including loading a review by id and updating name, position, message, and image.

Enable delete functionality for home reviews in a Laravel app by adding a direct review route and controller method, implementing sweet alert confirmations, toast notifications, and image unlinking.

Make the review section dynamic by loading reviews from the database into the frontend, looping through them in the review blade, and displaying each review’s image, name, position, and message.

Develop a dynamic Laravel 12 backend slider by creating a slider model, migration, and controller to manage title, description, image, and link via admin routes and a get slider view.

Update the backend home slider in Laravel 12 with a new update slider route and multipart form data; handle image uploads and update title, description, and link.

display a dynamic home page slider in a laravel blade view by fetching a single slider by id, binding its title, description, image, and link, and enabling updates.

Update slider content directly on the frontend by editing the title and description for authenticated users. Use CSRF tokens and a fetch-based post to the Laravel backend to save changes.

Learn to auto save and update a slider's title and description in a Laravel 12 app, using enter key, blur events, an edit slider route, and json responses.

Build a dynamic features header in Laravel 12 by creating a title model and migrations, adding features, reviews, and answers fields, and updating them via onclick edits.

Update the user header with onclick to modify the review title in a laravel 12 app, syncing changes to the database and reflecting updates without page reload.

Develop a dynamic answers header and title fields in Laravel 12 by implementing an edit answer route and controller, and using the database values for the h2 header.

Learn how to set up the Laravel backend for the home features section: create feature model, migrations, controller, routes, and dynamic data binding for title, description, and icon.

Learn to set up a Laravel 12 backend to add features, including the add feature form and store feature route and controller, with fields title, icon, and description.

Implement complete backend feature management: add, edit, update, and delete features using routes, a home controller, feature model, and blade views with visible data and success notifications.

Learn to turn data for home features into dynamic frontend components in a Laravel 12 app by fetching feature data via a feature model and rendering title, description, and icons.