What's included

• Sprint Wise Delivery to Client

  Project Proposal or Scope Document: This document outlines the project's objectives scope, features, timeline, and budget. It serves as a roadmap for the entire project. Wireframes and Mockups: These are visual representations of the website's layout and design. Wireframes show the basic structure and layout of each page, while mockups provide a more detailed view of the design. Design Assets: Clients will receive design assets such as logos, graphics, images, and other visual elements that will be used in the website's design. Front-End Code: The HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code that make up the user interface and user experience of the website. Back-End Code: If the website has interactive features, databases, user authentication, or any server-side functionality, the client will receive the back-end code responsible for these aspects. Content Management System (CMS): If the website uses a CMS like WordPress, the client will receive a configured and customized CMS where they can easily manage and update the content of the website. Documentation: Detailed documentation that explains how the website works, how to use the CMS (if applicable), and any technical aspects that may be relevant for future maintenance. Testing and Quality Assurance Reports: Reports outlining the testing procedures performed on the website, including functional, usability, and compatibility testing, along with any identified issues and their resolutions. Deployment: The client will receive the fully functional website deployed to the hosting environment specified in the project agreement. Training: If necessary, the development team may provide training sessions for the client's staff to learn how to use the website or CMS effectively. Support and Maintenance Plan: Details about ongoing support and maintenance services that the development team will provide after the website is launched. Source Code: The client will usually receive access to the source code of the project, allowing them to make future updates or modifications as needed. the development team to have clear communication and documentation throughout the project to ensure that the deliverables align with the client's expectations and requirements. The specific deliverables will be defined in the project contract or agreement between the client and the development team.