These are the building blocks of a webpage. They contain the structure and content of the website. Each page of the website should have its own HTML file.

These files contain the styling information for the website. This includes things like colors, fonts, layouts, and animations.

If you're responsible for client-side scripting, you'll provide JavaScript files. These files add interactivity and dynamic behavior to the website.

This includes all the visual elements of the website such as images, videos, and audio files.

Depending on the complexity of the project, it's a good practice to provide documentation that explains how to use and maintain the codebase. This can include things like instructions for making updates, dependencies used, and any other relevant information.

Ensure that the website is responsive and works well on different screen sizes and devices.

Make sure the website functions correctly on various web browsers (e.g., Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge).

Deliver optimized files to ensure fast loading times. This includes minified CSS and JavaScript files, compressed images, and other techniques to improve performance.

Before final delivery, conduct a final review with the client to address any last-minute changes or revisions.