What's included

• Project Plan and Documentation

  This includes a detailed project plan outlining the project scope, objectives, timelines, and milestones. It may also include technical documentation, such as architecture diagrams and database schemas.

• Wireframes and Mockups

  Wireframes are skeletal outlines of the web pages, illustrating the layout and basic functionality. Mockups are more detailed visual representations, often including color schemes and design elements. These documents help ensure that the development team and stakeholders are on the same page regarding the user interface and design.

• Front-End Code and User Interface (UI)

  The actual codebase for the front-end of the website or web application is a crucial deliverable. This includes HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files that bring the design to life in a web browser. Responsive design to ensure usability on various devices is often a key consideration.

• Back-End Development and Server-Side Code

  This includes the server-side code, databases, and any server-related configurations. It's responsible for handling data processing, business logic, and server-side functionalities. The deliverables may include server scripts, database structures, and other server-side components.

• Testing and Quality Assurance Artifacts

  Testing is a critical phase in web development. Deliverables in this category include test plans, test cases, and testing documentation. It may also encompass automated testing scripts, ensuring that the web application functions as intended and is free of bugs or vulnerabilities.