What's included

• P

  a. Project Scope Documentation • A detailed document outlining the plugin’s purpose, features, and functionality. • User stories or use cases describing how the plugin will solve user needs.

• Development Phase

  a. Custom Plugin Code • Well-documented, clean, and modular PHP code adhering to WordPress coding standards. • Integration of WordPress-specific functions and hooks. b. Admin Dashboard Integration • A user-friendly admin interface for managing plugin settings. • Integration of WordPress options API for configuration. c. Frontend Features • Shortcodes, widgets, or blocks (if applicable). • CSS and JavaScript enhancements for frontend functionality. d. Compatibility • Compatibility with the latest WordPress version. • Responsive design for the admin and frontend interfaces. • Cross-browser testing to ensure compatibility across all major browsers.

• Testing

  a. Plugin Installation and Setup • Assistance with installing and activating the plugin on the client’s WordPress site. b. Documentation • A user manual or guide explaining how to install, configure, and use the plugin. • Developer documentation (if required) for future maintenance or updates. c. Training (Optional) • Walkthrough sessions or video tutorials for the client/team. ⸻