What's included

• Website Development

  Wireframes: Wireframes are low-fidelity sketches of the website's layout and structure. They are used to get feedback from the client and to finalize the website's design before development begins. Mockups: Mockups are high-fidelity representations of the website's design. They are used to give the client a better idea of how the website will look and feel. Development: The development phase is where the website is actually built. This includes coding the website, designing the user interface, and integrating any third-party applications. In addition to these deliverables, the client may also receive other materials, such as: A website style guide: This document specifies the website's branding, typography, and color scheme. A website documentation: This document provides instructions on how to use the website's features and functionality. A website maintenance plan: This document specifies how the website will be maintained and updated in the future.