What's included

• Project Proposal and Scope Document

  An initial document outlining the project's objectives, features, timeline, and cost estimates.

• Wireframes and Mockups

  Early visual representations of the web app's user interface and user experience, helping the customer visualize the app's layout and functionality.

• Prototype or MVP (Minimum Viable Product)

  An early version of the web app with essential features, allowing the customer to test the basic functionalities and provide feedback.

• Web App Codebase and Source Code

  The actual codebase of the web application, which may be stored in a version control system like Git. Customers usually own the rights to the source code.

• Functional Web App Builds

  Regularly updated versions of the web app with incremental features and bug fixes throughout the development process.

• Backend Development and Database Design

  The backend infrastructure and database schema that power the web app's functionality and store its data.

• Deployment and Hosting

  Assistance in deploying the web app to a production server and setting up the necessary hosting environment.

• Testing and Bug Reports

  Detailed reports on app testing results and identified bugs, along with the fixes made to address them.

• Documentation

  Technical documentation, including user manuals, API documentation, and any necessary developer documentation.

• Training and Handover

  If required, training sessions to help the customer's team understand the web app's functionality and how to manage it.

• Support and Maintenance

  Post-launch support and maintenance services to address any issues that may arise after the web app's release.

• NDA and Legal Documents

  Necessary legal agreements, including non-disclosure agreements (NDAs), outlining confidentiality and intellectual property protection.

• Project Management and Communication

  Regular communication and updates on the project's progress, often through project management tools or meetings.