What's included

• Full wbsite

  1. Website Files: The client will receive all the necessary website files, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and any other relevant code files that make up the website. 2. Database: If your HotelQR system relies on a database to store information such as orders, menus, or user data, you will provide a copy of the database along with instructions on how to set it up. 3. Hosting Information: You may need to provide details about where the website is hosted, including server access credentials, domain name information, and hosting provider details. 4. Content: All text, images, videos, and other content used on the website should be included in the deliverables. This may involve providing the client with access to content management systems (CMS) or databases where they can update or modify content. 5. Documentation: Comprehensive documentation should be included to guide the client on how to use and maintain the website. This may include user guides, admin guides, and technical documentation for any custom features. 6. Source Code: If the client wishes to have access to the source code for future modifications or development, you should provide a copy of the source code files. 7. Design Assets: Any design assets used in the website, such as logos, icons, or custom graphics, should be included in the deliverables. 8. Secure Payment Gateway Integration Information: If the website includes secure payment gateway integration, you should provide details on how the integration works, API documentation if applicable, and any credentials or keys required for payment processing. 9. Testing Reports: If you've conducted testing, you may provide testing reports detailing the results of functional, security, and performance tests. 10. Support and Maintenance Agreement: It's advisable to include a support and maintenance agreement outlining the terms and conditions for ongoing support, updates, and bug fixes. 11. Training Materials: If the client needs training on how to manage or update the website, you should provide training materials or sessions to ensure they can use it effectively. 12. Backups: It's crucial to include a backup of the website, ensuring that the client has a copy of the website as it was at the time of delivery. Remember to discuss and confirm these deliverables with the client as part of the project scope and contract to ensure everyone's expectations are aligned. Additionally, it's important to secure the website and its assets during and after delivery to protect against unauthorized access or data breaches.