What's included

• E-commerces

  At the end of a web development project, clients can expect several key deliverables. These deliverables are essential to ensure that the project meets the agreed-upon requirements and functions as intended. Here is a comprehensive list of common deliverables that a client can expect: 1. Fully Functional Website A fully developed website that meets the agreed-upon design, functionality, and performance standards. All pages are responsive and optimized for various devices (desktop, tablet, mobile). 2. Source Code Files Access to all source code files, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, or any other programming languages used. Access to any custom themes, plugins, or modules if applicable (for platforms like WordPress). 3. Content Management System (CMS) Access Admin access to the CMS, allowing the client to update and manage website content independently. Training or documentation on how to use the CMS if necessary. 4. Design Files Final design mockups and assets used (Figma, Adobe XD, or Photoshop files). Brand assets, including logos, icons, and other visual elements used in the website. 5. Documentation User manual or guide on how to use the website and its features. Technical documentation covering code structure, APIs used, and any other relevant technical details.