What's included

• 1. Project Proposal/Scope Document:

  Defines project objectives, scope, timelines, and budget. Outlines the client's requirements and expectations.

• 2. Wireframes:

  Low-fidelity visual representations of the website layout. Helps in planning the structure and placement of elements.

• 3. Mockups:

  High-fidelity static representations of the website design. Includes color schemes, typography, and visual style.

• 4. Prototypes:

  Interactive models demonstrating the website's navigation and functionality. Allows stakeholders to test the user experience.

• 5. Design Assets:

  Graphic elements like logos, images, icons, and other visual assets. Used in the development phase.

• 6. Front-end Development

  Ensures the website's visual representation and interactivity.

• 7. Back-end Development

  Supports functionality like form submissions, user authentication, etc.

• 8. Content Management System (CMS)

  If applicable, the configured CMS for easy content updates. Training materials for the client if they will manage content.

• 9. Testing:

  Quality Assurance (QA) reports. Debugged code and resolved issues. Compatibility testing on various browsers and devices.

• 10. Deployment:

  Files and databases are uploaded to the server. Domain and hosting configuration.