Mobile App DevelopmentRohan Patil
At the end of an Android app development project, clients can typically expect the following deliverables:
Completed Android Application: The fully functional and tested Android app, ready for deployment on the Google Play Store.
Source Code and Documentation: The complete source code of the app, along with detailed documentation covering code structure, frameworks, and libraries used. This documentation is essential for future maintenance or updates.
Design Assets and Resources: All the graphical and design assets used in the app, including icons, images, and custom UI elements, in their respective file formats.
App Store Deployment Guide: A guide or assistance in deploying the app on the Google Play Store, including steps for submission, requirements for listing, and tips for optimization.
Testing Reports: Detailed reports of various testing phases the app has undergone, such as unit testing, integration testing, performance testing, and usability testing.
User Manual or Guide: A comprehensive user manual or guide for end-users, explaining how to use the app, features, and troubleshooting common issues.
Post-Deployment Support Plan: Information on the support and maintenance services offered post-deployment, including terms for bug fixes, updates, and technical support.
Marketing Material (if applicable): Any marketing materials created for the app, such as promotional graphics, app trailers, or demo videos.
API Documentation and Keys (if applicable): If the app uses external APIs, provide the relevant documentation and keys necessary for API integration.
Access Credentials: Any necessary credentials for administrative or backend access, especially if the app includes a web server or database component.
Privacy Policy and Terms of Use (if applicable): Documentation of the app's privacy policy and terms of use, crucial for user trust and legal compliance.
Analytics Integration Report (if applicable): Details about the integration of analytics tools, with instructions on how to access and interpret user data.
Future Upgrade Plan: An outline of potential future upgrades or enhancements that could be made to the app.
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Rohan Patil Mumbai, India
Mobile App DevelopmentRohan Patil
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Tags
Android Studio
Kotlin
Android Developer
Mobile Engineer
Software Engineer
At the end of an Android app development project, clients can typically expect the following deliverables:
Completed Android Application: The fully functional and tested Android app, ready for deployment on the Google Play Store.
Source Code and Documentation: The complete source code of the app, along with detailed documentation covering code structure, frameworks, and libraries used. This documentation is essential for future maintenance or updates.
Design Assets and Resources: All the graphical and design assets used in the app, including icons, images, and custom UI elements, in their respective file formats.
App Store Deployment Guide: A guide or assistance in deploying the app on the Google Play Store, including steps for submission, requirements for listing, and tips for optimization.
Testing Reports: Detailed reports of various testing phases the app has undergone, such as unit testing, integration testing, performance testing, and usability testing.
User Manual or Guide: A comprehensive user manual or guide for end-users, explaining how to use the app, features, and troubleshooting common issues.
Post-Deployment Support Plan: Information on the support and maintenance services offered post-deployment, including terms for bug fixes, updates, and technical support.
Marketing Material (if applicable): Any marketing materials created for the app, such as promotional graphics, app trailers, or demo videos.
API Documentation and Keys (if applicable): If the app uses external APIs, provide the relevant documentation and keys necessary for API integration.
Access Credentials: Any necessary credentials for administrative or backend access, especially if the app includes a web server or database component.
Privacy Policy and Terms of Use (if applicable): Documentation of the app's privacy policy and terms of use, crucial for user trust and legal compliance.
Analytics Integration Report (if applicable): Details about the integration of analytics tools, with instructions on how to access and interpret user data.
Future Upgrade Plan: An outline of potential future upgrades or enhancements that could be made to the app.
Contact for pricing