What's included

• Functional Web Application

  The primary deliverable is a fully functional web application that meets the client's requirements and objectives. This includes both the frontend (user interface) and backend (server-side logic and database).

• Source Code

  Clients should receive the source code of the project, organized in a clean and maintainable structure. This allows them to have full control over their application and make future modifications if needed.

• Documentation

  Provide documentation that explains how the application works, including instructions on how to set up and run the code, API documentation (if applicable), and any special configurations or dependencies.

• User Interface (UI) Design

  If UI/UX design services are part of the project, deliver the design files, such as PSDs or Sketch files, along with any related assets like images and icons.

• Maintenance and Support Plan

  Offer details about ongoing maintenance and support services, including response times for bug fixes, updates, and any service level agreements (SLAs) agreed upon.

• Training Materials

  If the client's team will be maintaining or updating the application, provide training materials and sessions to ensure they understand how to work with the codebase.

• Project Handover

  Conduct a project handover meeting or session to walk the client through the delivered materials and address any questions or concerns.

• Final Invoice

  Deliver a final invoice detailing the project's cost, including any additional expenses incurred during development.