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EducaPerú uses Laravel’s Blade template engine with a single master layout and template inheritance. Every page view extends layouts/app, which provides the shared header, navigation, footer, and font/script imports. Child views override named sections — title and content — to inject page-specific markup without duplicating the surrounding shell.

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View Directory Structure

resources/views/
├── layouts/
│   └── app.blade.php       # Master layout with header & footer
├── welcome.blade.php        # GET /
├── capacitaciones.blade.php # GET /capacitaciones
├── nosotros.blade.php       # GET /nosotros
├── desarrollo-web.blade.php # GET /desarrollo-web
└── capacitaciones/
    └── ofimatica.blade.php  # GET /capacitaciones/ofimatica

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The App Layout

layouts/app.blade.php is the single master template that all views build upon. It exposes two named yield points consumed by every child view:
  • @yield('title') — Inserted into the <title> tag. Defaults to the application name from config('app.name') when not overridden.
  • @yield('content') — The main body area where each page’s unique HTML is rendered.
Beyond the yield points, the layout provides the following structural features:
  • Fixed header — Contains the EducaPerú logo on the left, a desktop navigation bar in the center, and an Ingresar CTA button (/login) on the right.
  • Responsive mobile drawer — A slide-in side menu triggered by a hamburger icon, visible on small screens and hidden on desktop.
  • Footer — Displays the brand description, platform navigation links, course quick-links, and contact information.
The layout defines CSS custom properties — --bg: rgba(20,18,11) and --bg-card: rgba(27,25,19) — for the dark background palette. Use these variables in any new view to stay consistent with the existing theming across all pages.

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Creating a New View

1

Create the Blade file

Add a new file at resources/views/my-page.blade.php. Use dot notation for nested paths — for example, a file at resources/views/capacitaciones/new-course.blade.php is referenced as 'capacitaciones.new-course' in the route.
2

Extend the layout and define sections

Open the new file and extend the master layout. Set the title section to a descriptive page title and place all page HTML inside the content section:
resources/views/my-page.blade.php
@extends('layouts.app')

@section('title', 'My Page - EducaPerú')

@section('content')
<div class="relative w-full" style="background-color: var(--bg);">
  <h1 class="text-white">My Page</h1>
</div>
@endsection
3

Register a route in routes/web.php

Add a matching GET route so Laravel knows which URL resolves to the new view:
routes/web.php
Route::get('/my-page', function () {
    return view('my-page');
});
The page is now accessible at /my-page. See Routes for the full route reference.

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