I'm a new developer, so sorry if it's a bit basic for most of you. I need to be pointed in the right direction about the EASIEST way to learn the best practice and do the following;
So, I have this site let's say www.example.com. It's "like" an e-commerce as it will have "categories" which will include products.
But, it's for insurance. So it will have
a) Countries which contains many of:
b) Insurance Guides which contain even further (many but not hundreds)
c) Insurance lines, specific policies.
Providing some examples; When User lands at www.examples.com pop up will request country and will be redirected to
www.examples.com/country1 will have
www.examples.com/{country1}/insurance_guide_{A}/ www.examples.com/{country1}/insurance_guide_{B}/ And will be able to pick the whole category or a specific line, finishing the "funnel" at www.examples.com/{country1}/insurance_guide_{B}/insurance_line_{ZULU} for requesting the quote.
As another country may have their un hierarchy; www.examples.com/{country2} will have
www.examples.com/{country2}/insurance_guide_{11}/
www.examples.com/{country2}/insurance_guide_{12}/insurance_line_{FOXTROT}
for requesting the quote.
This way, I can automatically generate further insurance lines from the database side (will never be as often as "adding products" to e-commerce store", and it will never get "out of stock"... It's just for having a new insurance type that requires specific questions. And having dynamic content for each.
I want to do it this way, for keeping the best as possible in "SEO" terms.
So, dear people from this great community that's making me learn a lot on a daily basis,
*1) How would you do it having in mind the requirements I've shared?
2) On the specific situation, that I'm a noobie, which course/resource would you tell me it's the most straightforward to have this up and running? (I already completed basic html, bootstrap, php, mysql course like http://udemy.com/the-complete-web-developer-course-2/ )*
Note: I've already checked the possibility for Laravel, but it seems too deeply for e-commerce sites which I don't really need (as I mentioned, it wont have "daily" insurance lines added and will never be "out of stock)...
Thank you all already folks!
