What's included

• Digital Service

  Client Deliverables User What deliverables will the Client receive The deliverables a client receives can vary depending on the specific project or service agreement. However, here are some common examples of deliverables that clients might receive: Project Plan or Proposal: A detailed document outlining the scope, objectives, timeline, and resources required for the project. Reports: Regular or final reports that summarize the progress, findings, analysis, or recommendations related to the project. These reports could be in the form of written documents, presentations, or visualizations. Design Artifacts: If the project involves design work, the client may receive design artifacts such as wireframes, mockups, prototypes, or graphic designs. Software or Applications: In software development projects, the client may receive the final developed software or application along with any accompanying documentation, user manuals, or installation instructions. Marketing Materials: For marketing-related projects, clients may receive deliverables such as branding materials, marketing plans, social media strategies, advertising campaigns, or promotional content. Training Materials: If the project involves training or educational components, clients may receive training materials, course modules, e-learning content, or instructional videos. Data Analysis or Research Findings: If the project involves data analysis or research, clients may receive reports or presentations summarizing the analysis results, research findings, or insights gained. Consulting Recommendations: In consulting projects, clients may receive recommendations, strategies, or action plans tailored to their specific needs or challenges. Website or Online Content: Clients may receive deliverables such as a fully developed website, content management system, or other online content created during web development projects. Legal Documents: In legal or contractual projects, clients may receive legal documents such as contracts, agreements, terms of service, or privacy policies.