The deliverables you can expect from us during and after a project may vary greatly depending on the project scope, project type, and your needs, whether you’re doing a new website, redoing an existing website, revamping your brand, or building an app or business software.
Here are some standard deliverables you can expect.
Web Design
- Fully Functioning Website: A working and fully interactive website that can be accessed and viewed with all web browsers
- Wireframes: Visual representations of the website’s layout and structure.
- Prototypes: Interactive mockups demonstrating the website’s functionality and user flow.
- UI Design: High-fidelity user interface designs that define the website’s look and feel.
- Responsive Website: Optimized to render or display well on various screen sizes, including gigantic, medium, and small screens.
- Style Guides: Design guidelines, including color schemes, typography, and iconography.
- Image Assets: Graphics and images used in the website’s design.
- Design Documentation: Detailed documentation explaining design choices and considerations.
- Testing and Quality Assurance Documentation: Comprehensive testing reports, including unit tests, integration tests, and user acceptance testing.
- Maintenance and Support Plan: Details on post-launch support, including user training and maintenance.
App and Software Development
- Functional App/Software: A fully functioning native or cross-platform app (or both) or software with all core features
- Clean Functional Codebase: The source code of the appl or software
- Testing and Quality Assurance Reports: Documentation of testing processes and bug reports
- User Documentation: Manuals or guides for end-users on how to use the software
- Deployment Package: Materials or assets for deploying the app or software and instructions on usage
- Software Architecture: Detailed technical documentation outlining the app or software’s structure and components
- Maintenance and Support Plan: Details on post-launch support, including user training and maintenance
Brand Strategy
- Brand Strategy Document: Comprehensive strategy outlining brand positioning, messaging, and goals.
- Market Research Report: Findings from market analysis and competitor research.
- Target Audience Profiles: Detailed descriptions of the target customer demographics and psychographics.
- Brand Identity Guidelines: Guidelines for brand elements such as logos, color schemes, how to use (and how not to use), and visual style.
- Competitor Analysis: Analysis of competitors’ branding strategies, strengths, and weaknesses and how to use them to your advantage.
- Content Strategy: Recommendations for content creation and distribution.
- Brand Messaging: Key messages and value propositions to communicate to the audience.
- Brand Workshops Materials: Materials used in collaborative workshops with the client.
Digital Content Production
- SEO Optimization (if applicable): Content optimized for search engines to improve visibility and rankings.
- Content Assets: refined digital content, including completed articles, curated keywords, tags, videos, images, graphics, and multimedia elements.
- Content Calendar: A schedule for content publishing within a given period.
- Video Production: Completed videos with editing effects and sound.
- Graphic Design Files: Source files, including high-quality graphics, material, illustrations, icons, scalable vectors, and patterns.
- Social Media Posts: Prepared posts or campaigns for various social media platforms with associated images, videos, trending hashtags, captions, and scheduling recommendations.
- Content Analytics Reports: Metrics and insights on content performance.
These deliverables are standard tangible outputs that you can review and use in their respective projects. We will always customize deliverables per your project goals, objectives, and requirements because we believe you are unique and require a fantastic product.
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