What's included

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  The specific deliverables that a client will receive from a desktop app developer can vary depending on the project scope and client requirements. However, some common deliverables might include: Software Requirements Specification: A detailed document outlining the project requirements and features. Design documentation: Mockups and wireframes of the application's user interface and user experience. Codebase: The source code for the application, usually organized into modules or packages. Executable files: The compiled application that can be run on the target platform(s). Testing documentation: Reports on the testing and quality assurance process, including bug reports and test cases. User documentation: Instructions for how to use the application, such as user manuals or online help files. Maintenance documentation: Information on how to maintain and update the application after it has been deployed. Ultimately, the client should receive all of the necessary files and documentation to fully utilize and maintain the desktop app developed by the developer.