What's included

• Agreement:

  The specific deliverables that a client will receive can vary depending on the nature of the project and the agreement between the client and the freelancer. However, here are some common deliverables that clients can expect to receive from a front-end developer: Responsive Website or Web Application: The primary deliverable is the fully functional and responsive website or web application that meets the client's requirements. HTML/CSS Code: Clients will typically receive the HTML and CSS code files that make up the front-end of their website or application. JavaScript Code: If JavaScript is used for interactivity or functionality on the front-end, clients should expect to receive the JavaScript code. Image and Graphic Assets: Any images, graphics, icons, or multimedia elements used on the website should be provided to the client. Testing and Quality Assurance: Clients should receive a website that has been thoroughly tested to ensure it works correctly on different browsers and devices. Responsive Design: Assurance that the website is responsive and functions well on various screen sizes and resolutions. Source Code: Clients typically receive the source code of the project, which allows them to make future modifications or work with other developers. Final Project Files: All the necessary files and assets required to deploy the website or application to a web server. It's essential to have a clear understanding of the specific deliverables included in the project agreement to avoid any misunderstandings between the client and the freelancer. This should be documented in a contract or project proposal before work begins.