What's included

• Project study and planning

  Elaborate a document that outlines the scope, goals, and requirements of the project, including features, functionality, and design specifications.

• User interface (UI) design

  The UI design includes wireframes and mockups that show how the website will look and function. This can help the client to visualize the final product and provide feedback on the design.

• Front-end development

  Front-end development involves building the website's visual elements using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This may include creating responsive designs for different devices and screen sizes.

• Back-end development

  Back-end development involves building the website's functionality, including database design, server-side programming, and integration with third-party services.

• Quality assurance (QA) testing

  QA testing involves checking the website for bugs, errors, and usability issues. This includes manual testing as well as automated testing tools.

• Deployment and hosting

  Once the website is complete, it needs to be deployed to a production environment and hosted on a server. This may involve configuring the server and ensuring that it is secure and reliable.

• Maintenance and support

  After the website is launched, ongoing maintenance and support may be necessary. This may include updating the website's software and content, fixing bugs and issues, and providing technical support to users.

• Documentation

  Documentation is important for developers and clients alike. This may include technical documentation, user manuals, and other resources to help clients understand and use the website.