Wireframes: Basic visual representations of the website's layout and structure, focusing on content placement and navigation. Mockups: High-fidelity visual representations of the website's design, showcasing colors, typography, imagery, and overall aesthetics. Prototypes: Interactive versions of the website design, allowing stakeholders to experience user interactions and flow before development. Responsive Designs: Variations of the design tailored for different devices and screen sizes (desktop, tablet, mobile). Assets: All graphical assets used in the design, including images, icons, logos, and illustrations. Typography Guidelines: Specifications for font choices, sizes, and styles to ensure consistent typography throughout the website. Accessibility Guidelines: Recommendations for ensuring the design meets accessibility standards for users with disabilities. Figma Files: Figma is a collaborative design tool, and providing Figma files allows for easy access, review, and collaboration among team members and stakeholders. These files include editable design components and layouts. Exported Assets: Individual design assets exported in various formats (JPEG, PNG, SVG) for use in web development. Documentation: Detailed explanations of design decisions, rationale, and notes for developers.