What's included

• Functional Website

  The primary deliverable is, of course, the fully functional website itself. This includes all the web pages, features, and functionalities as outlined in the project requirements.

• Source Code

  Clients should receive the complete source code of the website. This allows them to have full ownership and control over the codebase and make any necessary modifications or updates in the future.

• Content Management System (CMS)

  If the website includes a CMS (e.g., WordPress, Drupal, or a custom CMS), clients should have access to the CMS along with login credentials. This enables them to manage and update content easily.

• Database

  If the website relies on a database, clients should receive a copy of the database, along with any necessary documentation for database structure and management.

• Responsive Design

  The website should be responsive, meaning it adapts and functions well on various screen sizes and devices (e.g., desktop, tablet, mobile). Clients should expect a responsive design as part of the deliverable.

• Web Hosting and Domain Information

  Clients may receive guidance or information on web hosting providers and domain registration, including login details if the developer set up hosting on their behalf.

• Documentation

  Depending on the project, clients may receive documentation that explains how to use and manage the website. This could include user manuals, admin guides, or technical documentation for custom functionalities.

• Security Measures

  Information about security measures implemented on the website, such as SSL certificates, firewalls, and best practices for maintaining website security.

• Support and Maintenance Agreement

  Clients may receive a support and maintenance agreement that outlines the developer's responsibilities for ongoing support, updates, and troubleshooting.