Here’s a list of common deliverables a client can expect at the end of an application development project: Final Application: The fully developed and tested application (mobile, web, or desktop) delivered in the appropriate format. Source Code: Complete access to the application’s source code, including documentation for future updates and maintenance. User Documentation: Detailed user manuals and guides for navigating and using the application effectively. Technical Documentation: Documentation covering the architecture, APIs, and technical specifications of the application. Testing Reports: Reports detailing the results of various testing phases, including unit testing, integration testing, and user acceptance testing (UAT). Deployment Package: A deployment package, including installation files and deployment instructions for launching the application. Training Materials: Training materials or sessions for the client's team to effectively use and manage the application. Maintenance Plan: A plan outlining ongoing maintenance and support services, including how updates and fixes will be handled. Project Summary Report: A final report summarizing the project, including goals, processes, challenges faced, and how they were overcome. Feedback Session: A meeting to gather client feedback on the project and discuss any final adjustments or additional features they may want in the future.