The four courses
Pick one track. Go all the way through it. Every course runs 12 weeks and costs PKR 60,000 — the same fee, the same structure, the same mentor commitment. What changes is what you build.
01 · Frontend
Web Development Ship interfaces people actually use.
From semantic HTML to a deployed Next.js app — the front end of everything else you will build.
PKR 60,000 Full course
12 weeks Beginner to job-ready HTML CSS JavaScript React Tailwind CSS Next.js Git Apply for this track Week by week 01–02 Foundations Semantic HTML, modern CSS layout, responsive thinking from the first line.
03–04 JavaScript for real The language properly — types, async, modules, the DOM, fetch.
05–07 React Components, state, effects, routing, and where each one stops being the answer.
08–09 Tailwind & design systems Tokens, spacing scales, and interfaces that stay consistent past screen three.
10–11 Next.js Routing, server rendering, data fetching, and getting it live on a real domain.
12 Capstone One production build, code-reviewed, deployed, and yours to show.
You leave with A deployed multi-page app you built end to end Comfort reading and reviewing someone else's React A GitHub history that shows real commits, not one dump
02 · Backend
Backend Development The part that has to be right.
APIs, data and auth with Node and Express — built so a second developer can pick them up without a phone call.
PKR 60,000 Full course
12 weeks Some JavaScript assumed Node.js Express REST APIs PostgreSQL MongoDB Auth Docker Apply for this track Week by week 01–02 Node fundamentals The runtime, the event loop, modules, and why async is not optional.
03–04 Express & REST Routing, middleware, validation, and error handling that says something useful.
05–06 Databases Relational modelling in PostgreSQL, plus where a document store earns its place.
07–08 Auth & security Sessions, tokens, hashing, permissions — and the mistakes that make the news.
09–10 Testing & tooling Tests you would trust on a Friday, plus logs, env config and Docker.
11–12 Ship it Deployment, monitoring, and an API a front end actually consumes.
You leave with A documented API running in production A schema you can defend in a review Habits around testing, logging and secrets
03 · Design
UI/UX Design Decisions, not decoration.
Research, flows, interface craft and motion in Figma and Framer — ending in a portfolio that argues for itself.
PKR 60,000 Full course
12 weeks No design background needed Figma Framer Design systems Prototyping User research Handoff Apply for this track Week by week 01–02 Seeing Type, spacing, hierarchy, colour — why good work looks calm.
03–04 Figma properly Auto layout, variables, components — files other people can work in.
05–06 Flows & research Users, tasks, edge cases, and the screens nobody remembers to draw.
07–08 Design systems Tokens and patterns that survive a second designer and a third feature.
09–10 Motion in Framer Prototypes that feel like software, plus a live site you can send.
11–12 Portfolio & handoff Three cases written as decisions, and specs a developer can build from.
You leave with Three case studies that explain your reasoning A component library you built and documented A Framer site presenting the whole thing
04 · Mobile
App Development One codebase, both stores.
Flutter and Dart from widgets to a signed release build — with the state management and offline behaviour real apps need.
PKR 60,000 Full course
12 weeks Programming basics assumed Flutter Dart State management REST & Firebase Local storage Play Store Apply for this track Week by week 01–02 Dart & widgets The language, the widget tree, and layout that behaves on every screen.
03–04 Navigation & forms Routing, input, validation, and the states nobody designs for.
05–06 State management Provider and Riverpod — and how to choose without a religious war.
07–08 Data & APIs REST, Firebase, caching, and an app that still works on a bad connection.
09–10 Native & polish Permissions, notifications, animation, and platform differences that bite.
11–12 Release Icons, signing, store listing, and a build on a real device.
You leave with A published app running on your own phone Confidence with state management beyond setState A release process you can repeat next timeAll fees in PKR · instalments available