UI Style Guide / Design System: A comprehensive document detailing all reusable UI components (buttons, forms, navigation), visual styles (colors, fonts), iconography, and design principles to ensure consistency. Wireframes (Low to Mid-Fidelity): Basic, grayscale layouts of key website pages, focusing on content placement, structural hierarchy, and functional elements. Often provided for desktop, tablet, and mobile views. Prototypes (Mid to High-Fidelity): Interactive versions of the wireframes or mockups, allowing clients to click through the site and experience the flow and basic interactions. Mockups (High-Fidelity Designs): Static, pixel-perfect visual designs of key website pages, showing all colors, typography, imagery, and branding elements. Typically provided for desktop, tablet, and mobile views. Figma File: Ownership of the Figma file.

HTML/CSS/JavaScript Files: The actual code files that form the structure, styling, and interactivity of the website. Website Templates / Themes: (If using a CMS like WordPress) Custom-built or customized templates for various page types. Content Management System (CMS) Setup: Installation and configuration of the chosen CMS (e.g., WordPress, Webflow). Database Setup: Configuration of the database to store website content and user information. Backend Functionality: Code for server-side operations, integrations with third-party services, forms, etc. Responsive Design Implementation: Ensuring the website adapts seamlessly to different screen sizes (desktop, tablet, mobile). Cross-Browser Compatibility: Ensuring the website functions correctly across major web browsers. Integrations: Connecting the website with other tools like analytics, CRM, email marketing, payment gateways, etc.