A responsive marketing site
Semantic HTML, modern CSS and accessibility basics, deployed on a live link in the first weeks.
Sixteen weeks from your first line of HTML to a deployed, tested web app — taught in a small hybrid cohort by the engineers who build our client products.
Bright Infonet’s full-stack web course is a 16-week hybrid program for beginners in Chandigarh, Mohali and Panchkula. You learn HTML, JavaScript, React, Next.js, Node and PostgreSQL from working engineers, build in small cohorts, and finish with a deployed, code-reviewed SaaS dashboard for your portfolio.
The course is built for people who want to work as web developers, not just finish a certificate. That includes B.Tech, BCA and MCA students, graduates switching careers, and self-taught coders who have watched tutorials but never shipped anything real.
You start with web foundations and Git, move through React and Next.js, then build APIs and databases with Node and PostgreSQL. The last weeks are a studio project: a real brief, built in a team, with the same code review and QA our client work goes through.
Classes run in a hybrid format, so Tricity students can join in-person sessions and still keep up online. Cohorts stay small so mentors can review your code line by line instead of marking a checklist.
Go from first line of HTML to shipping a production web app, reviewed by the engineers who build ours.
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Git
Components, state, routing
Node, REST, Postgres, auth
Build a real brief in a team
You’ll ship: A production SaaS dashboard — deployed, tested and code-reviewed.
Every project is reviewed by an engineer and lives in your own Git history.
Semantic HTML, modern CSS and accessibility basics, deployed on a live link in the first weeks.
Components, state and forms — the kind of front end most job tasks actually involve.
Routing, data fetching and server rendering, structured the way production teams do it.
Node, PostgreSQL, validation and login, with tests you write yourself.
A real brief built in a small team with branches, pull requests and code review.
Your capstone: deployed, tested and reviewed, ready to walk through in an interview.
Your mentors ship client software every week, so you learn the tools teams use now.
Written feedback on your pull requests — naming, structure, bugs and security.
Commits, branches and pull requests become routine long before the capstone.
Enough people to work as a team, few enough that mentors know your code.
Join in person in the Tricity or online, with recordings and shared notes.
Help presenting your projects, cleaning your GitHub and practising technical interviews.
Fees depend on the track and format; contact us for the current fee and batch dates.
No. The track starts from HTML, CSS and JavaScript basics and is designed for beginners who are willing to practise every week.
It covers similar ground: React and Next.js on the front end and Node for APIs, with PostgreSQL as the database instead of MongoDB, since relational data suits most business apps.
It is hybrid. Students in the Tricity can attend in-person sessions, and everything can also be followed live online.
We help with your portfolio, code reviews, CV and interview preparation, but we don’t promise jobs. What you leave with is a deployed project and a reviewed Git history you can show employers.
Yes. Many students take it alongside B.Tech, BCA or MCA studies; talk to us about which batch timing fits your semester.