
Learn to set up a PHP eCommerce project with Xampp, Apache, and MySQL, create a simple index.php on localhost, and design with HTML and CSS.
Learn to build a responsive navigation bar and a cover image for an e-commerce site using HTML and CSS, including a toggleable menu, hover effects, and a scalable layout.
Design a responsive product card with HTML and CSS, including image, title, description, price, and buy button. Use classes like my_card and p_image, with padding and hover shadows.
Learn to build and style a responsive e-commerce footer with HTML and CSS, including sections for services, social links, quick links, and location, plus hover effects and a copyright line.
Design a registration form using html and css, link register.php from index.php, and collect name, email, phone, and address to register users with MySQL.
Create a PSP_ecom database and a six-column users table, then connect register.php and insert submitted data (name, email, password, phone, address, user type) to register users.
Build a multi-user login system in PHP by creating a login form (email or name with password), wiring index.php to login.php, and styling with style.css.
Learn to build a PHP login system authenticating users and admins against a MySQL database, using a users table with a user_type field and redirects to user or admin pages.
Learn to build a PHP login that connects to a MySQL database, validates email and password, and routes users to their user or admin pages based on the user type.
Implement session-based authentication in PHP to protect admin and user pages by storing user email and type in sessions, validating access, and redirecting unauthenticated users to login.
Build a PHP admin panel to add products via a form, uploading an image and storing title, description, price, and quantity in a MySQL products table.
Create a display_product.php to show all products from the database in the admin panel by querying the products table and rendering title, description, quantity, price, and image in a table.
Learn to delete a product in the admin panel with a delete button, confirm the action, run a sql delete from products where id, and return to display_product.php.
Update product data from the admin panel using PHP and MySQL by retrieving a product by ID, populating the update form with title, description, price, quantity, and image, saving changes.
Fetch products from the product table and render cards on the home page with image, title, description, price, and a buy now button in this PHP e-commerce tutorial for beginners.
Redirect users to the home page after login by leveraging session data and updating index.php to show logout instead of register/login.
Implement a buy now flow in a PHP e-commerce project: validate login, fetch product and user data, and insert an order into the orders table.
Display a logged-in user's purchased products on the homepage with PHP and MySQL. Learn session handling, login, and navbar integration, plus a dynamic table showing product title, image, and price.
Learn how to build an admin view in a PHP e-commerce site to show all customer orders from the database, including user details, product info, and order status.
Ready for a fantastic journey with me?? In this course and in under 9 hours, you are going to learn how to build an amazing e-commerce web app. It's a pretty decent size project. We are going to get going first by setting up the database and I already prepared the design with bootstrap for us. After this, we are going to display the products neatly and dynamically and we going to build the most challenging part of this project which is the cart. And after all of this, we are simply going to process the payment with stripe and we are going to checkout and place orders finally. At the end of this whole process, we are going to give users the products that they paid for. This is the main function of this web app. Surely there is going to be an authentication system, a category system, and more on the users' side.
There is also a cool and very practical admin panel, where we are going to handle general functions about our user's side. So, in the admin panel, we are going to create admins and allow them to log in, create and manage categories, and show them. and we are going to fully handle products. See you inside.