What's included

• A fully functional and tested website or web application

  This is typically the primary deliverable in a web development project. The website or web application should be able to perform all of the functions and features that have been agreed upon as part of the project.

• Documentation

  The development team may provide documentation outlining the features and functionality of the website or web application, as well as any technical details that may be relevant to the client.

• Source code

  The client may request and receive a copy of the source code for the website or web application. This can be useful for making further modifications or updates to the site in the future.

• Design assets

  If the project includes design work, the client may receive any relevant design assets, such as Photoshop files or Illustrator files.

• Training

  The development team may provide training to the client or their staff on how to use and manage the website or web application.

• Maintenance and support

  The development team may offer ongoing maintenance and support services to the client to ensure that the website or web application remains functional and up to date.