What's included

• 1. Project Documentation

  Requirements Specification: Outlines the functional and non-functional requirements of the web project. Design Specifications: Details wireframes, mockups, UI/UX design choices, user flows, and style guides. Technical Specifications: Information about the tech stack, frameworks, databases, APIs, and other tools used.

• 2. Design Deliverables

  Wireframes: Low-fidelity visual guides showing page layouts and structure. Mockups/Prototypes: High-fidelity designs showcasing the final look and feel of the website or app. UI/UX Design: Finalized designs for all pages/screens, ensuring user-friendly navigation and interactions. Design Assets: Logos, icons, and other visual elements needed for the project.

• 3. Development Deliverables

  Front-End Code: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and any frameworks (React, Vue, Angular, etc.) used for the website or web app’s interface. Back-End Code: Server-side code (Node.js, Python, PHP, etc.), databases, and APIs needed for functionality. Responsive Design: Ensures the web app works seamlessly across devices (desktops, tablets, and smartphones). Cross-Browser Compatibility: Testing and ensuring the app works across all major web browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, etc.).

• 4. Functionality/Features

  Core Features: Features as defined in the scope of the project, such as login/authentication, search functionality, e-commerce integration, etc. Security Features: SSL setup, data encryption, user authentication mechanisms, and compliance with data protection laws. Third-Party Integrations: APIs, payment gateways, analytics, social media integration, etc.

• 5. Testing & QA

  Testing Reports: Documentation of the testing process, including functional, performance, and security tests. Bug Tracking: List of bugs identified and fixed during testing. User Acceptance Testing (UAT): Client or end-user testing feedback and approvals.

• 6. Deployment & Hosting

  Hosting Configuration: Setup of the server or cloud environment (AWS, Azure, DigitalOcean, etc.) for the website or app. Deployment Pipeline: CI/CD setup to streamline future updates and deployments. Live Version: The fully functional website or app deployed on the client's domain or web host.

• 7. Post-Launch Support

  Maintenance Plan: Schedule and procedures for updates, security patches, and backups. Documentation: Instructions for administrators or users to manage the web app, including content management systems (CMS), backend operations, etc.

• 8. Source Code

  Git Repository Access: Access to the repository with the complete source code, assets, and version history.