What's included

• Fully working & tested application with source code

  The deliverables for a custom web application project can vary depending on the specific requirements and scope of the project. However, some common deliverables include: Project plan: A document that outlines the project scope, timeline, resources, and milestones. Functional requirements document: A detailed description of the features, functionalities, and user stories of the web application. Design specifications: A set of visual design guidelines, including wireframes, mockups, and design assets. Software architecture document: A detailed technical document that describes the architecture of the web application, including the database schema, server configuration, and other technical aspects. Source code: The codebase for the web application, including all relevant source code files, libraries, and dependencies. Test plan: A document that outlines the testing strategy for the web application, including unit testing, integration testing, and user acceptance testing. User manual: A document that provides instructions and guidance for end-users on how to use the web application. Maintenance and support plan: A document that outlines the plan for ongoing maintenance and support of the web application, including bug fixes, updates, and upgrades. Deployment package: A package that includes all necessary files and configurations for deploying the web application to a production environment. Training materials: Materials such as documentation, videos, or live training sessions that help users understand how to use the web application effectively. Overall, the specific deliverables for a custom web application project will depend on the specific needs and requirements of the project, as well as the preferences and standards of the development team and stakeholders involved.