What's included

• ist of deliverables a client can typically expect at the end of a web development project

  Project Proposal: A comprehensive document outlining project objectives, scope, timeline, and associated costs. Wireframes or Mockups: Visual representations of the website's layout, design, and user interface. Design Files: High-fidelity design files (e.g., PSD, Sketch, Figma) used in creating the website's visual elements. Front-End Code: The finalized HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code responsible for the client-side functionality and appearance. Back-End Code: If applicable, the server-side code (e.g., PHP, Python, Node.js) responsible for dynamic content and database interactions. Database Design and Schema: Documentation outlining the structure and relationships within the website's database. Content Management System (CMS): If applicable, a functioning CMS allowing the client to manage and update content easily. Responsive Design Implementation: Assurance that the website is optimized for various devices and screen sizes. Cross-Browser Compatibility: Confirmation that the website functions correctly across major web browsers. User Documentation: Instructional materials guiding administrators or users on website management and updates. Testing and Quality Assurance Reports: Documentation detailing testing processes, results, and issue resolutions. Training Materials: Materials for client training on using and maintaining the website. Website Launch Plan: Guidelines for deploying the website, including any necessary steps or considerations. SEO Optimization: Basic SEO practices implemented to enhance the website's search engine visibility. Security Documentation: Details on implemented security measures, such as SSL certificates and other protocols. Ongoing Support Plan: Information on post-launch support, including maintenance, updates, and addressing potential issues. Analytics Integration: Integration of web analytics tools (e.g., Google Analytics) to track website performance and user behavior. Client Handover: Formal transfer of project assets, including documentation, access credentials, and relevant files.