What's included

• Deliverables for Website & Application Development Service

  Certainly! Here is a list of typical deliverables that the Client can expect to receive for a Website & Application development service: Project Proposal and Scope Document: This outlines the project's objectives, scope, timelines, and budget. Wireframes and Mockups: These are visual representations of the website and application's layout, helping to illustrate the user interface and user experience. Functional Specification Document: This document describes the functionalities of the website and application in detail, including features, interactions, and user flows. Design Files: High-resolution design files in formats like PSD, Sketch, or XD for both the website and application. Front-End Development: HTML/CSS Code: The code files that define the structure and style of the website. JavaScript Code: Code responsible for interactivity and dynamic behavior. Back-End Development: Server-Side Code: Code that runs on the server, handling tasks like database operations, authentication, and business logic. Database Schema: Design and structure of the database, if applicable. Database Setup and Configuration: Installation and setup of the database system, if needed. Application Logic and Functionality: User Authentication: Sign-up, login, and password reset functionalities. Core Features: Development of all specified features and functionalities. Testing and Quality Assurance: Unit Testing: Testing individual components or units of code. Integration Testing: Testing interactions between different components. User Acceptance Testing (UAT): Testing by the client to ensure the application meets requirements. Bug Fixes and Issue Resolution: Any identified issues or bugs will be fixed. Deployment: Web Hosting: If included in the service, setting up hosting for the website. Application Deployment: Deploying the application on the selected platform (e.g., App Store, Google Play Store). Documentation: User Manual or Guide: Instructional materials for end-users. Technical Documentation: Details about the code structure, database schema, and other technical aspects. Training (if requested): Training sessions to help the client's team understand and manage the website and application. Ongoing Support and Maintenance (if agreed upon): Details about post-launch support and maintenance services. Please note that the specific deliverables may vary based on the project's scope, requirements, and any additional services agreed upon between the client and the development team. It's crucial to have a clear and detailed contract or agreement in place to outline these deliverables explicitly.