What's included

• Website Design.

  The client will receive the visual design of the website, including the layout, color scheme, typography, and overall aesthetic. This may be presented as design mockups or wireframes for approval before moving to the development phase

• Front-end Development

  The client will receive the developed front-end code that brings the design to life. This includes HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files that define the structure, styling, and interactive elements of the website. It ensures that the website is visually appealing and functions properly on different devices and browsers.

• Back-end Development

  If the website requires server-side functionality or dynamic content, the client will receive the developed back-end code. This may involve programming languages like PHP, Python, Ruby, or others, along with a database management system if needed. The back-end development enables features such as user authentication, content management, and database integration.

• Responsive Design

  In today's mobile-centric world, it is crucial to deliver websites that are responsive and optimized for various screen sizes and devices. The client will receive a responsive website that adapts and displays appropriately across desktops, laptops, tablets, and mobile phones.

• Content Integration

  If the client provides content for the website, the developer will integrate it into the final product. This includes text, images, videos, and any other media elements specified by the client. The content will be strategically placed within the website's design and structure.

• Testing and Quality Assurance

  Before delivering the final product, thorough testing and quality assurance will be conducted to identify and fix any bugs or issues. The client will receive a website that has undergone testing across different browsers, devices, and user scenarios, ensuring optimal functionality and performance.

• Deployment and Hosting Instructions

  Once the website is ready, the developer may provide instructions for deploying the website to a web server and setting up the hosting environment. This includes details on domain registration, DNS configuration, and any specific server requirements.

• Documentation and Training

  Depending on the complexity of the website or the client's requirements, the developer may provide documentation and training materials. This can include user manuals, guidelines, or tutorials to help the client manage and update the website independently.