What's included

• Wireframes

  These are basic sketches or layouts that outline the structure and placement of elements on a user interface. They help plan the layout before adding visual design elements.

• Mockups

  High-fidelity visual representations of the user interface design. These include the graphical elements, such as buttons, icons, and color schemes, giving the client a clear visual understanding of the final product's look

• Prototypes

  Interactive mockups or clickable prototypes that allow the client to experience the user interface's functionality and flow. These can be low-fidelity (basic interactivity) or high-fidelity (closely resembling the final product)

• UI Style Guide

  A document outlining the design guidelines, including typography choices, color palettes, iconography, and spacing rules. This ensures design consistency throughout the project.

• Icon Sets

  Custom-designed icons or graphical elements that align with the project's visual identity.

• Custom Graphics

  Graphics and illustrations designed to enhance the user interface or website. This could include custom illustrations, charts, or infographics.

• Asset Files

  Deliverables like layered PSD (Photoshop), AI (Adobe Illustrator), or Sketch files that contain all the graphical assets used in the UI design. These files are essential for developers to implement the design accurately.

• Final Design Files

  High-resolution versions of all design assets and graphics for use in the development process. These files are typically in formats like PNG, JPEG, SVG, or PDF.

• Handoff Documentation

  Detailed instructions, annotations, or notes that explain design choices, interactions, and any specific requirements for implementation.

• Usability Testing Reports

  If usability testing was part of the project, clients may receive reports summarizing user feedback and recommendations for improvements.