At the end of a software development project, clients can expect the following deliverables: Fully Functional Software: A fully developed and tested software product that meets the requirements and specifications outlined in the project scope. Source Code: The complete source code of the software, including documentation and comments for future reference and maintenance. User Documentation: Comprehensive documentation that outlines how to use the software, including installation instructions, user guides, and troubleshooting tips. Technical Documentation: Detailed technical documentation that describes the architecture, design, and implementation of the software for developers and IT administrators. Deployment Package: A deployment package containing all necessary files and instructions to deploy the software in a production environment. Training Materials: If applicable, training materials such as videos or presentations to help users and administrators learn how to use the software effectively. Maintenance and Support Plan: A maintenance and support plan outlining how issues and updates will be handled after the project is completed, including any service level agreements (SLAs) or support contracts. Final Report: A final project report summarizing the work done, challenges faced, lessons learned, and recommendations for future enhancements or projects. Project Handover: A formal project handover process, including any necessary training or documentation, to transfer ownership of the software to the client. Client Satisfaction: Ultimately, the client can expect a successful project outcome that meets or exceeds their expectations, delivered on time and within budget.