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How do you scope website, wallet and smart-contract delivery?
Separate interface, wallets, on-chain rules and handover through the user journey.
The short answer
Scope delivery through the user journey: the website handles presentation, wallet integration handles connections and confirmations, and contracts implement on-chain rules. Review interfaces, permissions, deployment and support through both success and failure scenarios.
Start with the user journey
For an illustrative wallet-and-membership project, map site entry, wallet connection, eligibility checks, transaction submission and results. Decide which steps require on-chain execution and which need ordinary application services. This is a hypothetical requirement, not a client case.
Three deliverables carry different responsibilities
A DApp commonly combines a frontend with smart contracts. The website presents information and interactions, wallet integration connects accounts and requests confirmations, and contracts implement on-chain rules. Backends, databases and indexing may also be needed.
References: ethereum.org：Technical introduction to dapps
Review states beyond a successful demonstration
Our review recommendation covers rejected connections, wrong networks, failed loading, pending transactions, failures and receipts. “Submitted” and confirmed on-chain are different states; define the message and next action for each.
| Part | Review | Common omission |
|---|---|---|
| Website | Information, interactions, mobile layout and errors | Review in the actual user journey |
| Wallet integration | Connection, network, signing requests and cancellation | Review in the actual user journey |
| Smart contract | Rules, access, tests and deployment records | Review in the actual user journey |
Handover operations and administrative actions separately
Define handover for deployment, domains, interface configuration, contract addresses, administrator roles and versions. Public evidence should exclude keys, login data and unauthorized client information; keep it separate from private handover files.
Quote by scope and accept by scenarios
We recommend scoping pages, networks, wallets, contract functions, integrations and maintenance before quotation. Demonstrations, contract tests and independent security audits provide different evidence and should not be substituted for one another.
A project checklist
- Assign each step to frontend, backend or contract.
- Include rejection, failure and pending states.
- Prepare version, configuration, access and support handover.
Common questions
Does connecting a wallet complete payment?
No. Connection, signing, submission and confirmation are distinct steps.
Can a contract deliver the entire website?
A complete product often also needs an interface, integrations and deployment.
Does passing tests mean an audit passed?
No. Tests and independent audits have different scope and evidence.
Are maintenance and external costs included?
Confirm these in the quote and agreement; the word development does not establish inclusion.
References and editorial notes
Definitions refer to the documentation below. Planning steps and checklists express Ones Laboratory’s recommendations. Sources checked on 2026-10-15.
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