Report on web development

Short report on Web Development

1. KIET Group of Institutions, Ghaziabad
CSE


Internship Report
on
Address book(Web development)

Summer Internship at Departmental Internship
Mini-Project

Aug-Sept
(2021)

Submitted By:
Ajeet kumar
Course/Branch(Sem-Sec.)
B-tech CSE A (III
rd)
ClassRoll No.
2000290100010

2. Guidelines/Index for Internship Report
Following essentials are to be taken in to consideration during preparation
of internship report:
1. Acknowledgement(Sample attached)
2. Certificate(Sample attached)
3. Industry/Company Profile(in case of Industry Only)
4. Abstract/overview of Project.
5. Introduction of Project Internship.
6. Details of task/s assigned
7. Details of Technical learning during delivery of task
8. Conclusion or Outcome of Internship
9. Future scope of work
10. Attach certificate/s of moocs(with verification link).
11. Attach literature review report (based on 5-10 Research papers
downloaded from Nalanda E-Consortium platform).
12. Attach Daily Log report/supervisor report.
Note*:
1. All text of the report must be in similar font(times new roman).
2. Uniformity in headings, sub-heading and text should be taken in to
consideration.
3. All contents must be initiated by an index.
4. All contents of report must be submitted in a single “pdf”.

3. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT(only for Sample)

I’ve got this golden opportunity to express my kind gratitude and sincere thanks to my Head
of Institution, KIET Group of Institutions of Engineering and Technology, and Head of
Department of “CSE” for their kind support and necessary counselling in the preparation of
this project report. I’m also indebted to each and every person responsible for the making up
of this project directly or indirectly.
I must also acknowledge or deep debt of gratitude each one of my colleague who led this project
come out in the way it is. It’s my hard work and untiring sincere efforts and mutual cooperation
to bring out the project work. Last but not the least, I would like to thank my parents for their
sound counselling and cheerful support. They have always inspired us and kept our spirit up.


Name of Student:-Ajeet kumar
Course and Branch:-B-tech(CSE)
Semester(III
rd)
University Roll No: 2000290100010

4. CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that the internship project report entitled "Web development" submitted by
Mr.Ajeet kumar in the Department of CSE of KIET Group of Institutions, Ghaziabad,
affiliated to Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam Technical University, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India, is
a record of candidate summer internship. He/She has successfully completeted his/her
internship under my supervision and guidance and is worthy of consideration for the same.


Signature of Supervisor:
Supervisor’s Name: Shivani
Date:-27/09/21

5. Abstract
Many people are first exposed to code through web development, yet little is known
about the barriers beginners face in these formative experiences. In this article, we
describe a study of undergraduate students enrolled in an introductory web
development course taken by both computing majors and general education students.
Using data collected during the initial weeks of the course, we investigate the nature of
the syntax errors they make when learning HTML and CSS, and how they resolve them.
This is accomplished through the deployment of open HTML, a lightweight web-based
code editor that logs user activity. Our analysis reveals that nearly all students made
syntax errors that remained unresolved in their assessments, and that these errors
continued weeks into the course. Approximately 20% of these errors related to the
relatively complex system of rules that dictates when it is valid for HTML elements to be
nested in one another. On the other hand, 35% of errors related to the relatively simple
tag syntax determining how HTML elements are nested. We also find that validation
played a key role in resolving errors: While the majority of unresolved errors were
present in untested code, nearly all of the errors that were detected through validation
were eventually corrected. We conclude with a discussion of our findings and their
implications for computing education.
Introduction of Project Internship
This is a simple address book in which you can save and retrieve entries. Entries
can have a large amount of information, including name, address, phone
number,date of birth,sex and with a specified number of lines available for notes.
You can add, delete or modify entries,print all records or indivual record.Advance
Search Option.

6. Description
It’s a Web Based “Address Book” which manages the address of the user.
Here the session is also managed of the user means without verified you are
unable to open any page, if you try to open any page by writing it’s name on
address bar then It will redirect you on the session expire page.
The Application will save the addresses and it serves as address book where you
can add,delete,update an address. There is search option also available to search
for a particulat address. the addresses are arranged in different sort order.and have
option to import and export selected addresses in different format
(csv,xml,excel..)

Objective
• The main idea was to propose such a system for both the administration and the
common man so that they can easily find the detail of any person efficiently .
• It is easy to construct, operate and can easily be customized as per the
requirement.

Technical Details
• An address book or a name and address book (NAB) is a book or a database
used for storing entries called contacts. Each contact entry usually consists of a
few standard fields (for example: first name, last name, company name, address,
telephone number, e-mail address, fax number, mobile phone number).
• Most such systems store the details in alphabetical order of people's names,
although in paper-based address books entries can easily end up out of order as
the owner inserts details of more individuals or as people move
This would result in an efficient and a high quality of service to common man.

Details of task/s assigned

7. First task:-In This task we have assign a work in which we have
to make a login page for the registration in school .With this task
specific tags are recomended to use like <br>,<pre>etc.
The First task has Three question and all the question teaches us
new things at all the points. It helps us to explore new language
HTML 5.
Second task:-In this task we have to made a table of four rows
and three column. The first row consist of the heading part and
the remaining rows for to store data entry.By doing this task we
learn how to create a table and stored the data entery.
Next question has to make a login page .Which ask to user the
basic details like name ,email Id ,Phone no ,and address.
Third task:-This task is based on the css language in which we
have to made a loyout page for user profile. Which has blue
background and consist of a image of the person.
Another question is based on our project .In this we have to make
a profile for our project.
Fourth task:-This task is based on the PHP language .In which a
login page has to be made by using XAMPP server .We also have
to retrieve this data. From the XAMPP server.



Details of Technical learning during delivery of task

8. • Computer literacy
• Strong numeracy skills
• Strong creative ability
• Attention to detail
• Strong communication skills
• Excellent problem-solving skills
• A logical approach to work
• The ability to explain technical matters clearly
• A keen interest in technology

Conclusion or Outcome of Internship
The emergence of responsive web design , more than six years ago, showed
us the vision for our future sites: a world where users can have great
experiences no matter what devices or what screen sizes they have those
experiences on. However, it was also clear to us that this change was not

9. going to happen without effort— and a tremendous one, at that. The
beautiful thing about responsive retrofitting projects —and what can also
make them look so scary—is the number of improvements that can be
validated by the need to make your site’s experience better on any device.
As professional web designers and developers, we often know perfectly well
what our sites need in order to be greatly improved. But sometimes the task
ahead seems too complex, too riddled with obstacles, and too big to feel
realistic and achievable. Our teams are not made up of an infinite number of
people who can work on our responsive retrofitting projects day in and day
out, leaving everything else on standby. So it is key that any retrofitting
project be thoughtfully planned and broken down into digestible chunks that
you, your team, and your team’s schedule can comfortably handle. My hope
is that this book has made what can often seem like an insurmountable task
feel a little more attainable. The technologies of the Web change quickly.
Some of the techniques I have mentioned here will likely be surpassed soon
after this book goes to print. But hopefully the core ideas about how to
approach planning, content, design, and development will be helpful
regardless. Even though this is where this book ends, this is certainly not the
end of your journey into responsive web design. There are many excellent
resources that can take you further into understanding how best to design
and build a responsive site. You will find some helpful resources in the
appendix, and you are bound to also discover others that I have not included
in that short list. I would love to hear about your experiences making existing
web sites responsive. What problems were tough to solve? What solutions
are you proud of? What was easier than expected? Feel free to find me
online, and send me your stories, case studies, blog posts, and conference
talks. I await your comments eagerly

10. Future scope of work
Web designing or web development is a short term professional job
oriented course. There are huge opportunities available for the students
who want to work in this field. Many private and public organizations
hires web designer for their online work and website development. With
the rapid advent of online industry, the demand of web development
professionals is increasing and this has created a huge job opportunities
for the aspirants in the upcoming days.

Also an experienced person in this field can also work as a freelancer;
there are many online companies which provide online projects to the
individuals.
Attach certificate/s of moocs(with verification link).
https://courses.edx.org/certificates/6331414daa8c45ddae
6d216883bc5d6a

11. literature review report:-
Context
Web applications development is at its peak due to the advance of
technological trends and the constant dependence of the Internet. As a
result of the needs of development in technology and to connects persons,
web development have emerged. However, that does not mean that
companies always implement an optimal development process; instead,
there are several disadvantages presented by an inadequate and not
versatile methodologies used by the developers.
Objective
The aim is to compare web development importance in the morden era
based on dynamic features presented during the life cycle to identify their

12. use, relevance, and characteristics. The process employing is an SLR and
field research to Ecuadorian development companies.
Method
The method used is a systematic literature review (SLR) for the
identification of characteristics and processes of web development.
Additionally, a survey of Ecuadorian web application developers was
implemented to assess the importance of Web development in this morden
era.
Results
The literature review exhibited as a result that in the 2021 web
development is the demanding skill and large scale pay jobs are found in
this fileld web development . On the other hand, within field research was
obtained that companies use different software development methods than
those assessed in the study (hybrid methodologies).
Conclusions
Becoming a web developer is more than just working in the browser. Web
developers write applications, and you are on that path. I encourage you to
continue learning HTML, JavaScript, and PHP. But when you're comfortable,
branch out to other languages and platforms. The more exposure and
experience you have with other languages and platforms, the better you'll
become as a developer.
Daily log form

14. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pfSCswXWBHetP0m0mVnHFWbY
MLWFAmJw/view?usp=sharing