One student, one active web practitioner mentor. Learn HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, and backend through real projects until you have a portfolio worth showing. Every module ships a website that actually runs, guided privately in-person or online.





Web development tutoring is private one-on-one guidance to learn building websites and web apps, from static pages to full database-driven applications. It covers three tracks: frontend (what users see), backend (the logic and data behind the scenes), and full-stack (both combined). Learning is project-based with active web practitioner mentors; a 60-minute meeting costs Rp126,000, online or in-person.
A mentor at your home, online sessions with pair programming, or learning in a trio on a team project. Pick what matches your coding rhythm.
Mentor comes to your home, with hands-on guidance while you write and debug code.
Learn via Zoom with screen sharing and live code review, available everywhere.
Learn with 2-3 peers on collaborative projects at a lighter cost.
Four progressive stages, from your first page to a deploy-ready app.
Understand how the web works and build your first page with HTML and CSS. You grasp structure and styling before moving into programming logic.
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JavaScript lets websites respond to users. You learn programming logic while building interactive features like forms, calculators, and dynamic galleries.
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Step up to React for modern interfaces, or Node.js on the backend to manage data. Here you choose your frontend, backend, or full-stack track.
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Build a complete final project, deploy it to the internet, and prepare a portfolio plus readiness for jobs or internships.
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Four core modules built in stages, all project-based.
Mentors tailor modules to your goal. Aspiring frontend developers focus on React and UI, while backend learners go deeper into servers and databases.
Build website structure and styling with clean, responsive HTML and CSS.
The core language of the web for interactive pages and data processing.
React for modern interfaces, Node.js and databases for the server side.
Publish apps to the internet and assemble a job-ready portfolio.
Professionals from other fields moving into tech. The private format lets you learn around work with clear targets.
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Computer science or other majors wanting practical skills beyond class, plus recent graduates building a portfolio to apply for jobs.
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Students drawn to coding early, wanting to build their own websites or prepare for a computer science major.
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Owners who want to build or manage their own website, and freelancers adding web development to their services.
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Graduate with real coding skill and a portfolio recruiters can test, the result of private, project-based mentoring.
You control your own speed, asking without hesitation and moving from front-end to back-end as you are ready.
Learn from developers who actually build production apps, with real workplace practices included.
Every module produces real work. You learn by building things with your own hands, well beyond passive watching.
Frontend, backend, or full-stack. Mentors help you choose and map a roadmap to your goals.
Graduate with projects live on the internet and a clean GitHub, ready to show recruiters.
Transparent per-session pricing, starting from a single session with no long subscription required.
Our mentors are active web practitioners and top students and alumni in informatics from leading Indonesian universities, used to guiding from scratch.

Information Systems, Universitas Komputer Indonesia
A first page that just works“Satria has students build a first page that actually shows up in the browser from the start, so their motivation grows right away.”

Computer Science, Universitas Dian Nuswantoro
Tidy from HTML and CSS“Shifa builds a tidy HTML and CSS foundation first, since a well-arranged layout makes students confident to step into the harder parts.”

Information Systems, Universitas Kristen Satya Wacana
Linking the view to the data“Vio explains how the front end connects to the data behind it, so students see a website as one whole system.”

Computer Science, Calvin Institute of Technology
Learning by building projects“Rava has students learn by building small projects, from a profile page to a simple app, so every topic is used right away.”

Information Systems, Universitas Terbuka
Gentle, from zero“Keisya gently guides students who start from absolute zero, making sure each web term is understood before the next step.”

Information Systems, Universitas Duta Bangsa Surakarta
Tidy on phone and laptop“Miki stresses sites that stay tidy on both phone and laptop, an important habit beginners often miss.”
Career switchers, undergraduates, and business owners who took web development tutoring with EduPoint and now have websites they built themselves.
I came from an accounting background with zero coding experience. After six months of private tutoring, I have three portfolio projects and landed a frontend internship. My mentor was incredibly patient explaining from the basics.
Anis S.
Career switcher from accounting • Jakarta
Learning from YouTube on my own left me confused about where to start. With a mentor, the roadmap was clear. Every session had a target, and I finally built my own portfolio website that's live.
Ruben P.
Information Systems student • Medan
My mentor is an active developer, so I got lots of real workplace insights you rarely find in theory books. The code reviews were detailed and made my coding habits far cleaner.
Mei L.
Fresh graduate • Surabaya
I run an online store and wanted to manage my own website without always paying for services. The private lessons focused on my needs, and now I can update and deploy it myself.
Sultan A.
Online business owner • Bandung
My work schedule is packed, so evening online lessons help a lot. Sessions are recorded so I can rewatch. Slow but steady, and now I'm comfortable with React.
Marsela P.
Employee learning while working • Tangerang
I was drawn to backend and the mentor pointed me straight to Node.js and databases. Now I can build a REST API with a login system. It felt like opening a new door.
Ilham M.
Informatics Engineering student • Semarang
My high schooler loves computers and wanted to try building a website. The mentor made learning fun through projects he was into. He's now even more sure about taking a computer science major.
Dina J.
Parent of a high school student • Depok
What I love is that it's truly project-based. Each finished module produces real work for the portfolio. So learning feels rewarding, never left hanging.
Naresh A.
Career switcher from marketing • Jogja
Web development lessons are charged hourly, no vague numbers. Coding sessions span 60, 90, or 120 minutes, frequency is your call from 4 to 28 meetings per month, and the entire cost shows at registration.
Starting from
Rp 102.000 / hour
Final price is set at registration.
This is the lowest hourly rate, derived from the 28-session monthly plan at 120 minutes per session. Per-session prices (60, 90, or 120 minutes) appear in the format options above.
Flexible payment — QRIS, Virtual Account, Alfamart, Indomaret, transfer & e-wallets.
Prices may adjust to your learning track, location, and lesson format. Contact us for an exact quote.
Online web development tutoring is available for students across Indonesia and abroad.
In-person web development tutoring, mentor comes to your home in the following cities.
Real stories from those who changed careers through web development.
From cost to laptop specs to whether you start with frontend or backend, here are the answers prospective students look for most.
Supporting articles to help you decide and maximize learning outcomes.
A path for mastering the visual side of the web, from page structure to interactive interfaces that are responsive and easy to access.
Six sequential stages that turn study material into three real projects, tidied up on GitHub, live online, then woven into one portfolio page you are proud to show when applying for jobs.
A learning map for the two foundational web languages, from page structure to polished styling, with hands-on practice from day one.
A path to becoming a fullstack developer who handles both the display side and the server side in one orderly learning flow.
Seven ordered stages that carry a complete beginner from a first HTML page to a full-stack app that is already live on the internet and worthy of a portfolio.
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Get a free consultation with our team to map your frontend, backend, or full-stack track, then get matched with the practitioner mentor who fits you best.
Web development has three main tracks. During your consultation, the mentor helps you choose the one that fits your interests and career goals, then maps out your learning roadmap.
Build the interface users see and touch
Focus on the interface: layout, interaction, and user experience. Ideal if you enjoy the visual side and design detail.
Leads to Roles: Frontend Developer, UI Engineer, Web Designer
Build the logic and data behind the scenes
Focus on servers, databases, and the APIs that make apps run. Ideal if you enjoy logic, data structures, and systems.
Leads to Roles: Backend Developer, API Engineer, Database Developer
Master both frontend and backend
Combine both sides to build complete web apps from scratch. The most in-demand track in the job market and at startups for its flexibility.
Leads to Roles: Full-Stack Developer, Software Engineer, Technical Founder
That's fine. Most students start with the frontend track because the results show up immediately and stay motivating. Once comfortable, many continue into backend and become full-stack. Your mentor guides every transition at your own pace and goals.