What's included

• Project Plan: A detailed project plan outlining the scope, schedule, milestones, and resources involved. Requirements Document: A document that clearly outlines the client's requirements, expectations, and specifications for the project. Design Documents: Depending on the nature of the project, this could include wireframes, mockups, or technical design documents detailing the architecture and design of the solution. Codebase or Software: The actual codebase or software application developed during the project, including source code, executable files, and any necessary documentation. Testing Artifacts: Test plans, test cases, and testing results to ensure the quality and reliability of the delivered solution.

  User Documentation: Manuals, guides, or online documentation that helps users understand how to use the product or service. Training Materials: If applicable, training materials for end-users or client personnel to facilitate the adoption of the new system or solution. Deployment Plan: A plan for deploying the solution in the client's environment, including any necessary instructions, scripts, or configurations. Support and Maintenance Documentation: Information on how to maintain and support the solution, including troubleshooting guides, FAQs, and contact information for support. Final Report: A comprehensive report summarizing the project, including achievements, challenges, lessons learned, and recommendations for future improvements. Project Closure Documentation: Formal documentation indicating the closure of the project, including any outstanding issues or follow-up tasks. Final Presentation: A presentation summarizing the project's objectives, process, outcomes, and recommendations, suitable for stakeholders or executives. Source Code Repository Access: If applicable, access to the version control system or source code repository used during development. License Agreements: Any necessary licenses, agreements, or intellectual property documentation related to the project.