What's included

• Project Requirements Document

  => A detailed document outlining the project scope, objectives, and functional requirements.

• User Interface (UI) Designs

  => Visual representations of the user interface, including wireframes, mockups, and design prototypes.

• Frontend Development

  => Completed frontend codebase with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, showcasing the agreed-upon design and user interface

• Backend Development

  Fully functional backend codebase, developed using technologies like Node.js, Express, and integrated with databases such as MongoDB or MySQL.

• Database Structure and Schema

  => Documentation detailing the database structure, schema, and relationships between different entities.

• API Documentation

  => Comprehensive documentation for APIs, including endpoints, request-response formats, and authentication mechanisms.

• Testing Artifacts

  => Test plans, test cases, and executed test reports to ensure the reliability and functionality of the application.

• Deployment Scripts and Instructions

  => Scripts and instructions for deploying the application to the desired hosting environment.

• User Training Materials

  => If applicable, documentation or training materials for end-users to understand and navigate the application.

• Maintenance and Support Documentation

  => Instructions on maintaining the application, troubleshooting common issues, and contact information for ongoing support.

• Source Code Repository

  => Access to the version-controlled source code repository, ensuring transparency and enabling future development.

• Project Summary Report

  => A comprehensive report summarizing the project, including achievements, challenges overcome, and recommendations for future enhancements.

• Final Presentation or Demo

  => A presentation or live demonstration showcasing the completed project, its features, and functionality.

• Client Feedback and Acceptance

  => A process for clients to provide feedback, request revisions, and formally accept the project as meeting their expectations.