What's included

• What I can deliver...

  Project Proposal: A comprehensive document outlining the project's scope, objectives, timeline, and costs. Wireframes: Visual representations of the website's layout and structure, demonstrating the placement of various elements such as headers, footers, navigation menus, and content sections. Visual Design Concepts: Initial design concepts or mockups showcasing the website's aesthetics, including color schemes, typography, imagery, and overall visual style. Style Guide: A detailed guide specifying the design standards and rules for the website, ensuring consistency in visual elements across different pages and sections. Prototypes: Interactive prototypes or clickable mockups allowing the client to experience the website's functionality, user interface, and navigation flow before the actual development phase. Responsive Website: The final developed website that is optimized for various devices and screen sizes, ensuring a seamless user experience across desktops, laptops, tablets, and mobile devices. Content Integration: Integration of the client's provided content, such as text, images, videos, and other media, into the website's appropriate sections and pages. CMS (Content Management System): If applicable, the client may receive a custom-built CMS that allows them to easily update and manage the website's content without requiring technical expertise. SEO (Search Engine Optimization): Basic on-page SEO optimization, including meta tags, URL structure, and optimized page content, to improve the website's visibility and ranking on search engines. Testing and Quality Assurance: Thorough testing of the website across multiple browsers, devices, and operating systems to ensure functionality, responsiveness, and bug-free performance. Training and Documentation: If required, training sessions or documentation on how to use the website's features, manage content, and perform basic maintenance tasks. Deployment and Launch: Assistance in deploying the website to a production environment and ensuring its smooth launch, including DNS setup and domain configuration. It's important to note that these deliverables can vary depending on the project's complexity, budget, and specific requirements, so it's advisable for the client and the development team to have clear discussions and establish a detailed project scope before initiating the work.