What's included

• Website Design Mockups:

  Initial design concepts or wireframes that outline the visual structure and layout of the website

• Prototype or Interactive Mockups:

  Depending on the complexity, you might create interactive prototypes or mockups that give the client a feel for the website's functionality.

• Graphic Elements:

  Logos, images, icons, and other graphic elements that contribute to the overall visual appeal of the website.

• Functionality:

  For dynamic websites, you may provide functionalities such as contact forms, e-commerce features, user authentication, and other interactive components.

• Content Management System (CMS) Setup:

  If the client needs the ability to update content easily, you might set up a CMS (like WordPress) and provide instructions on how to use it.

• Training and Documentation:

  Detailed instructions or training sessions on how to manage and update the website, especially if a CMS is involved.

• Testing and Debugging:

  Ensuring that the website works across different browsers and devices, is free of bugs, and functions as intended.

• Deployment:

  Assistance with deploying the website to the client's hosting server.