1. Functional MVP Application: A working version of the app with core functionalities implemented. This includes the essential features required to solve the client's problem or meet their needs. 2. User Interface (UI) Design: A basic design that includes the main screens, layout, and visual elements, adhering to the agreed-upon design principles. 3. User Experience (UX) Flow: Defined user flows that show how users will navigate through the app and interact with its features. 4. Database Structure: A database schema outlining the tables, fields, and relationships necessary for the app's functionality. 5. API Integrations: Integration with any required third-party services or APIs that are essential for the MVP's operation. 6. Testing and Quality Assurance (QA): Basic testing to ensure the app works as intended, including functional testing and bug fixes. This may not include exhaustive testing but should cover the main features. 7. Deployment: The app will be deployed to a live environment, ready for use by end-users. This includes setting up hosting and configuring any necessary services. 8. Documentation: Basic documentation for the client, including: - User guide or manual - Technical documentation for future developers (if applicable) - Instructions for accessing and managing the app 9 - Training and Support: A brief training session or materials to help the client understand how to use the app and perform basic administrative tasks. 10 - Feedback Mechanism: A way for the client to provide feedback or request changes post-delivery, usually within a specified period. 11 - Project Report: A summary of the project, including the objectives met, features delivered, and any recommendations for future enhancements or iterations.