What's included

• UI Design Files

  These files contain the actual design elements, such as screen layouts, buttons, icons, and other UI components. They are typically created using design tools like Adobe XD, Sketch, or Figma.

• UX Wireframes

  These are diagrams or sketches that serve as a blueprint for your design. They show how users will navigate through your application or website.

• Interactive Prototypes

  Providing interactive prototypes allows your client to test your design in real-time. It helps them understand how the user experience will work.

• Design Documentation

  Including design documentation is helpful. It can explain design principles, color schemes, fonts, and other design guidelines.

• Asset Files

  These files include images, icons, fonts, and other design assets that are necessary for development.

• User Testing Reports (if applicable)

  If you've conducted user testing, providing a report can be important. It includes feedback and suggested improvements.

• Final Design Renders

  You can provide final design renders or images that can be used directly in development.

• Source Files

  If you're working in a design tool like Figma or another software, providing source files is essential. These allow the client's development team to work with the design.