What's included

• Deliverables:

  Fully Functional Website: The web developer will deliver a fully functional website that meets the project requirements and specifications. This includes ensuring all pages, features, and functionalities are implemented and working correctly. Front-End Development: The client can expect the front-end of the website to be developed by the web developer. This involves creating the user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) aspects, including the layout, design, navigation, responsiveness, and interactivity of the website. Back-End Development: If the project requires server-side functionality or database integration, the web developer will handle the back-end development. This includes writing server-side code, setting up the database, and implementing any necessary APIs or integrations. Content Management System (CMS): If the client requires a CMS for easy content management, the web developer will implement and configure the CMS of choice. This allows the client to update and manage the website's content without technical expertise. Custom Functionality: Depending on the project requirements, the web developer may create custom functionality tailored to the client's needs. This can include implementing features such as contact forms, search functionality, user registration and login systems, e-commerce capabilities, and more. Third-Party Integrations: If the website needs to integrate with external services or APIs, the web developer will handle the integration. This can include integrating payment gateways, social media platforms, analytics tools, email marketing services, and other third-party systems. Testing and Debugging: The web developer will thoroughly test the website to ensure it functions correctly across different browsers, devices, and screen sizes. They will identify and fix any bugs, errors, or compatibility issues to ensure a smooth user experience. Deployment and Hosting: Once the website is ready, the web developer will assist in deploying it to a hosting environment or server. They may provide guidance on selecting a suitable hosting service or help with the deployment process. Documentation and Training: The web developer may provide documentation or user guides that outline how to use and manage the website. This can include instructions on updating content, managing the CMS, and making basic changes. Additionally, they may offer training sessions to ensure the client is comfortable with the website's administration. Ongoing Support and Maintenance: After the project's completion, the web developer may offer ongoing support and maintenance services. This can include handling updates, security patches, backups, and addressing any technical issues or enhancements that may arise.