What's included

• Deliverables:

  Fully functional Website: The primary deliverable is a fully developed and functional website that meets the agreed-upon specifications and requirements. Design Mockups or Wireframes: Clients may receive design mockups or wireframes that showcase the visual layout and structure of the website before development begins. These help in understanding the overall design direction and obtaining client feedback. Source Code and Files: The client will receive the complete source code and relevant files of the developed website. This includes HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and any other programming or scripting files associated with the project. Content Management System (CMS) Access: If the website is built on a CMS platform like WordPress, the client will receive access credentials to log in and manage the website's content, including pages, blog posts, product listings, etc. Documentation: Documentation may include technical specifications, user manuals, or guides that provide instructions on how to use and manage the website effectively. Testing and Quality Assurance Reports: Depending on the project scope, clients may receive testing and quality assurance reports that detail the tests performed, issues identified, and their resolutions, ensuring a stable and bug-free website. Training and Support: Clients may receive training sessions or materials to help them understand the website's functionality and how to manage it effectively. Ongoing support may also be provided to address any questions or issues that arise after the project's completion. It's important to discuss and define the specific deliverables with your web development team or agency during the project planning and scoping phase to ensure clarity and alignment on expectations.