The direct answer
The proposal should state what is delivered, which third-party licences apply and who controls the domain, hosting, repository and credentials. ITFARGA avoids hidden dependencies and documents the agreed handover.
What changes the scope
The visible size of a project is only one factor. Users, permissions, data quality, integrations, available content, security, testing and long-term ownership also change the scope.
How ITFARGA assesses it
We first define the result and real constraints. We then separate mandatory requirements, assumptions, risks and optional improvements. This allows us to recommend a website, an existing product, automation or custom development.
What to request before hiring
Ask for written scope, verifiable deliverables, responsibilities, acceptance criteria, recurring costs, ownership, licences, support and exit conditions. A clear proposal prevents a low initial price from hiding later dependencies.
Related questions
Does ITFARGA offer fixed pricing?
When scope and dependencies are sufficiently clear, phases and deliverables can be fixed. Remaining uncertainty is identified separately.
Can I start with a small phase?
Yes. It is usually safer to validate the highest-value or highest-risk part before expanding the project.
Will I receive documentation?
The documentation required to operate, maintain or transfer the result should be included in the agreed scope.