What's included

• MERN STACK DEVELOPMENT

  In a Full Stack project, which typically involves both front-end and back-end development, the deliverables can encompass a wide range of items. Here's a list of common deliverables a client can expect at the end of a Full Stack project: Fully Functional Web Application or System: The primary deliverable is the completed web application or system that meets the client's requirements and specifications. User Interface (UI): A user-friendly interface design that aligns with the client's branding and provides an intuitive user experience. This may include mockups, wireframes, and the final graphical interface. Front-end Codebase: The front-end codebase consisting of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files that comprise the client-side of the application. This codebase should be well-structured, organized, and documented. Back-end Codebase: The back-end codebase, including server-side scripts, database schemas, APIs, and any server logic necessary to support the application's functionality. This codebase should be secure, scalable, and efficiently handle data processing and storage. Database Schema and Documentation: Documentation outlining the database structure, relationships, tables, and fields used by the application. This documentation helps understand the data model and facilitates future modifications or expansions. API Documentation: Documentation detailing the endpoints, request methods, parameters, response formats, and authentication mechanisms used by the application's API. This documentation is crucial for integrating with third-party services or developing additional features. Logging Setup: Configuration for monitoring tools, logging frameworks, and error tracking systems to monitor the application's performance, identify issues, and debug errors in real-time. Source Code Repository Access: Access to the version control repository (e.g., Git) containing the project's source code, allowing the client to review, collaborate, and maintain the codebase independently. Final Project Documentation: A summary report or documentation outlining the project scope, objectives, achievements, challenges faced, lessons learned, and recommendations for future enhancements or iterations. These deliverables ensure that the client receives a fully functional, well-documented, and maintainable web application or system that meets their needs and expectations.