02 - Membuat Halaman Login dan Register UKK RPL Website Galeri Foto

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11 Jan 202422:12

Summary

TLDRThis tutorial guides viewers through creating a photo gallery website as part of an RPL competency test. It covers essential steps such as setting up the project, integrating Bootstrap for styling, and building a functional website layout. Key features include a navigation bar, user registration and login forms, and interactive image cards with options to like and comment. The tutorial also demonstrates how to set up multiple pages for user actions, like registration and login, and explains how to handle form submissions to ensure smooth user experience. The process is simplified and geared toward beginners.

Takeaways

  • 😀 Make sure the server (XAMPP) is active before starting the project.
  • 😀 Create a new folder inside 'htdocs' for the project, named after the participant (e.g., 'UKK_nama_peserta').
  • 😀 Download and extract the latest Bootstrap version for styling the project, including the CSS and JS files.
  • 😀 Organize the Bootstrap files by creating a folder named 'assets' with subfolders 'CSS' and 'JS'.
  • 😀 Use a text editor (e.g., Sublime Text) to open the project folder and start building the website.
  • 😀 Add Bootstrap's CSS and JS files to the project by linking them in the HTML header and body sections.
  • 😀 Build the layout with a navigation bar (navbar) for the website's sections (Home, Login, Register).
  • 😀 Add buttons for 'Login' and 'Register' with Bootstrap's button styles and links to corresponding pages.
  • 😀 Create a card layout for displaying images in the gallery, along with titles and descriptions.
  • 😀 Implement a footer with a project signature and participant name at the bottom of the page.
  • 😀 Develop a 'login.php' page with a form for users to input their username and password, and a 'register.php' page for user registration.

Q & A

  • What is the focus of the tutorial in the script?

    -The tutorial focuses on building a photo gallery website as part of an RPL competency test (RPL Paket 3), specifically addressing the development of features related to the website's front-end structure.

  • What tool is used to open and edit the project files?

    -The project files are opened and edited using Sublime Text, a text editor that allows developers to write and manage code efficiently.

  • What is Bootstrap and how is it used in the project?

    -Bootstrap is a front-end framework used for designing websites and applications. In the project, Bootstrap is used to style the webpage by adding CSS and JavaScript files to the project, enhancing its responsiveness and layout.

  • How are the Bootstrap CSS and JS files integrated into the project?

    -The Bootstrap CSS and JS files are downloaded, extracted, and then placed in the project's 'assets' folder. They are linked into the HTML files using <link> and <script> tags to apply the framework's styles and functionalities.

  • What is the purpose of the navbar in the project?

    -The navbar serves as the navigation bar for the website, providing users with easy access to various sections like the homepage and login page. It is a crucial element for enhancing user experience by simplifying navigation.

  • What changes are made to the index.html page?

    -In the index.html page, the basic structure is created, including a navbar and buttons for user actions like 'Register' and 'Login.' It also includes cards to display images and interactions like 'like' and 'comment' buttons.

  • What does the footer section in the project contain?

    -The footer section at the bottom of the page contains a small copyright notice with the project name and year, styled with Bootstrap classes to center it and apply background styling.

  • What are the main components of the login page?

    -The login page contains a form where users can input their username and password. The form uses Bootstrap classes for styling, and it includes a submit button for logging in, along with a link for users to navigate to the registration page.

  • How does the registration page differ from the login page?

    -The registration page allows users to create an account by providing details like username, email, full name, and address. The form is similar to the login form but includes additional fields for the user's information.

  • What validation is implemented for form fields in the project?

    -The form fields in the project are validated using the 'required' attribute in HTML, ensuring that users cannot submit the form without entering the necessary information, such as username, password, or email.

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