What's included

• Project Proposal/Documentation:

  A detailed document outlining the project scope, objectives, requirements, and timelines

• Wireframes:

  Schematic representations of the website's layout and structure, illustrating the placement of elements without design details.

• Design Mockups:

  Visual representations of the website's user interface, showing the overall look and feel, color schemes, typography, and imagery.

• Front-end Code:

  HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code for the client-side of the website, responsible for the visual presentation and user interactions.

• Back-end Code:

  Server-side code that handles data processing, business logic, and database interactions, typically written in languages like Python, PHP, or Node.js.

• Database Design and Implementation:

  If applicable, a well-designed database structure with implemented data models to store and retrieve information.

• Content Management System (CMS):

  If requested, the installation and configuration of a CMS (e.g., WordPress, Drupal) to allow the client to manage and update content easily.

• Integration of Third-party APIs:

  If necessary, the integration of external services or APIs for features like payment processing, social media, or data analytics.

• Testing Documentation:

  Test plans, test cases, and documentation for both manual and automated testing to ensure the website functions correctly and is free of bugs.

• User Documentation:

  Guides or manuals to help users navigate and use the website effectively.

• Deployment Plan:

  A plan outlining the steps to deploy the website to a live server, including any necessary configurations.

• Training Materials:

  If required, training materials or sessions to familiarize the client's team with the website's administration and maintenance.

• Source Code and Version Control:

  Access to the source code repository and version control system (e.g., Git), allowing the client to manage and track changes.

• Ongoing Support and Maintenance Plan:

  Details about post-launch support and maintenance, including any service level agreements (SLAs) and procedures for handling updates or issues.