What's included

• Deliverables

  The specific deliverables a client will receive can vary widely depending on the nature of the project, the industry, and the agreements outlined in the project contract or scope of work. However, here are some common types of deliverables that clients might expect to receive: Project Plan or Proposal: In the early stages of a project, clients often receive a project plan or proposal that outlines the scope, objectives, timeline, and budget for the project. This document helps set expectations and provides a roadmap for the work ahead. Reports: Clients may receive various types of reports, such as progress reports, status reports, or final project reports. These documents provide detailed information on the project's status, key milestones, and any issues or challenges encountered. Designs: For projects involving design work, clients might receive design mockups, prototypes, or final design files. This applies to fields like graphic design, web design, or product design. Photographs or Videos: Clients in photography or videography projects will receive the actual photos or videos, along with any edited versions or raw files. Artwork: Clients commissioning artwork may receive physical or digital copies of the artwork, along with any related files. Training and Handover: Some projects may include training sessions for the client's team and a handover of the project's assets and responsibilities. It's crucial for clients and service providers to define and agree upon the specific deliverables in advance to ensure clarity and alignment on project expectations. This is typically documented in a project contract or statement of work (SOW). The contract should also outline timelines, payment terms, and any other relevant project details.