What's included

• Web Development Project

  The deliverables that the client will receive for web development can vary depending on the scope and specific requirements of the project. However, some common deliverables that clients typically receive from a web development project include: 1. Fully Functional Website: The primary deliverable is a fully functional website that meets the client's specifications and requirements. This includes all the agreed-upon features, functionalities, and design elements. 2. Website Design and Mockups: The client will receive website design concepts, wireframes, and mockups that showcase the visual layout and user interface of the website. These designs serve as a blueprint for the final website. 3. Source Code and Files: The client will receive the complete source code and necessary files of the website. This allows the client to have full ownership and control over the website. 4. Content Management System (CMS) Access: If the website is built on a content management system (CMS) like WordPress, the client will receive access to the CMS dashboard. This allows the client to manage and update the website content easily. 5. Responsive Design: The website will be responsive and optimized to display correctly on various devices, including desktops, tablets, and smartphones. 6. Testing and Bug Reports: The client will receive testing reports and bug fixes, ensuring that the website functions correctly and is free from any critical issues. 7. Documentation and Training Materials: The client may receive documentation, user manuals, and training materials to understand how to manage and use specific features of the website. 8. Security and Performance Optimization: The website will be optimized for security and performance, ensuring it loads quickly and is protected from potential security threats. 9. Domain and Hosting Configuration: If the client does not already have a domain and hosting, the web development team may assist in configuring and setting up these services. 10. Deployment and Launch Assistance: The development team may provide assistance with deploying the website to the client's server and ensuring a smooth launch. 11. Post-Launch Support: The client may receive post-launch support, including a grace period for resolving any potential issues or making minor adjustments. It's essential for the client and the web development team to have clear communication and a well-defined scope of work to ensure that all deliverables are met according to the client's expectations.