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  Deliverables refer to the tangible or intangible items that a client receives from a service provider or vendor upon completion of a project or service. In the context of a project, deliverables are the outcomes of the work that has been performed, and they are typically defined in the project's scope or contract. For example, if a client hires a web design company to create a new website, the deliverables might include wireframes, design mockups, code files, and a fully functional website that meets the client's specifications. If a client hires a marketing consultant to create a social media strategy, the deliverables might include a detailed plan with specific tactics and timelines. Deliverables can be physical products or digital assets, as well as reports, presentations, or other forms of documentation. They are typically provided to the client in a specific format or platform, such as a website, email, or a file-sharing service. In summary, deliverables are the specific items that the client expects to receive upon the completion of a project, and they are a critical component of any project or service agreement.