What's included

• Design & Functionality

  High-fidelity mock-ups: These are polished and pixel-perfect representations of the final website design, showing all the layouts, colors, fonts, and imagery. Wire frames: These are low-fidelity blueprints that map out the website's structure and functionality, showing how users will interact with the different elements. Prototype: This is an interactive version of the website that allows clients to click through and experience the design firsthand.

• Technical Specs & Assets

  Style guide: This document outlines the website's branding guidelines, including colors, fonts, logos, and other design elements. Code: The website's code, written in languages like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, is delivered to the client or developer for implementation. Assets: This includes all the images, videos, and other media files used on the website.

• Documentation & Support

  Project documentation: This may include things like user guides, SEO best practices, and maintenance instructions. Launch checklist: This outlines the steps involved in launching the website, such as domain registration, web hosting setup, and search engine optimization. Training: The designer or developer may provide training to the client on how to use and manage the website.

• Content creation:

  This involves creating the written content for the website, such as blog posts, product descriptions, and landing page copy.

• SEO optimization

  This involves making sure the website is designed and coded in a way that is friendly to search engines.

• Website maintenance

  This involves scheduling maintenance for the website which includes changing posts and all that