LOGO Designer | Content Writer | Photo EditorAdarsh Trivedi
As a freelancer working on a contract basis, the specific deliverables that the client will receive depend on the nature of the project and the agreement made between the freelancer and the client. However, I can provide you with a general overview of the deliverables that clients commonly receive:
1. Completed Work: The primary deliverable is the completion of the project or task as outlined in the contract. This could be a final product, such as a website, a report, a design, or any other tangible output that meets the client's requirements.
2. Documentation: Along with the completed work, the freelancer may provide relevant documentation, such as user manuals, technical specifications, or project reports. This documentation ensures that the client has the necessary information to understand and utilize the deliverables effectively.
3. Revisions and Edits: If the contract allows for revisions or iterations, the client may receive updated versions of the deliverables based on their feedback and requirements. The freelancer will incorporate any necessary changes and improvements to ensure client satisfaction.
4. Communication and Updates: Throughout the project, the freelancer should maintain regular communication with the client, providing progress updates and addressing any queries or concerns. Effective communication is crucial in ensuring that the client is well-informed and involved throughout the process.
5. Organized Files and Assets: The freelancer should deliver all project files, assets, and resources that are relevant to the completed work. These may include design files, source code, images, or any other materials necessary for the client to maintain and utilize the deliverables in the future.
6. Final Invoice or Payment Request: Once the project is completed, the freelancer will provide the client with a final invoice or payment request, specifying the agreed-upon payment terms and any outstanding balances. This document ensures a clear understanding of the financial aspects of the project.
Remember that the specific deliverables and their formats should be agreed upon in the contract or discussed and documented during the initial negotiation phase. It's important for both the freelancer and the client to have a clear understanding of what will be delivered to avoid any misunderstandings or disputes.
What's included
Agreement.
The specific deliverables that the client will receive depend on the nature of the project and the agreement made between the me and the client. However, I can provide you with a general overview of the deliverables that clients commonly receive
Completed Work:
The primary deliverable is the completion of the project or task as outlined in the contract.
Revisions and Edits:
If the contract allows for revisions or iterations, the client may receive updated versions of the deliverables based on their feedback and requirements. I will incorporate any necessary changes and improvements to ensure client satisfaction.
Communication and Updates:
Throughout the project, I will be maintaining regular communication with the client, providing progress updates and addressing any queries or concerns.
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LOGO Designer | Content Writer | Photo EditorAdarsh Trivedi
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Adobe Lightroom
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Premiere Pro
Instagram
Microsoft Office 365
Content Writer
Logo Designer
Social Media Manager
As a freelancer working on a contract basis, the specific deliverables that the client will receive depend on the nature of the project and the agreement made between the freelancer and the client. However, I can provide you with a general overview of the deliverables that clients commonly receive:
1. Completed Work: The primary deliverable is the completion of the project or task as outlined in the contract. This could be a final product, such as a website, a report, a design, or any other tangible output that meets the client's requirements.
2. Documentation: Along with the completed work, the freelancer may provide relevant documentation, such as user manuals, technical specifications, or project reports. This documentation ensures that the client has the necessary information to understand and utilize the deliverables effectively.
3. Revisions and Edits: If the contract allows for revisions or iterations, the client may receive updated versions of the deliverables based on their feedback and requirements. The freelancer will incorporate any necessary changes and improvements to ensure client satisfaction.
4. Communication and Updates: Throughout the project, the freelancer should maintain regular communication with the client, providing progress updates and addressing any queries or concerns. Effective communication is crucial in ensuring that the client is well-informed and involved throughout the process.
5. Organized Files and Assets: The freelancer should deliver all project files, assets, and resources that are relevant to the completed work. These may include design files, source code, images, or any other materials necessary for the client to maintain and utilize the deliverables in the future.
6. Final Invoice or Payment Request: Once the project is completed, the freelancer will provide the client with a final invoice or payment request, specifying the agreed-upon payment terms and any outstanding balances. This document ensures a clear understanding of the financial aspects of the project.
Remember that the specific deliverables and their formats should be agreed upon in the contract or discussed and documented during the initial negotiation phase. It's important for both the freelancer and the client to have a clear understanding of what will be delivered to avoid any misunderstandings or disputes.
What's included
Agreement.
The specific deliverables that the client will receive depend on the nature of the project and the agreement made between the me and the client. However, I can provide you with a general overview of the deliverables that clients commonly receive
Completed Work:
The primary deliverable is the completion of the project or task as outlined in the contract.
Revisions and Edits:
If the contract allows for revisions or iterations, the client may receive updated versions of the deliverables based on their feedback and requirements. I will incorporate any necessary changes and improvements to ensure client satisfaction.
Communication and Updates:
Throughout the project, I will be maintaining regular communication with the client, providing progress updates and addressing any queries or concerns.
Adarsh's other services
Contact for pricing