What's included

• My deliverables

  Developer-ready, pixel-perfect UI designs for both desktop and mobile apps and I have also developed concepts, prototypes, user flows, and mockups that aligns business and user needs

• Deliverables

  The deliverables that I would provide to the client would typically include: User research: A report summarizing the findings from user research such as user interviews, surveys, and usability testing would be used to inform the design process. Wireframes and mockups; Low-fidelity visual representations of the product's layout, navigation, and functionality that would be used to test and validate design concepts with users. Visual design: High-fidelity visual designs for the product, which would include elements such as color schemes, typography, imagery, and iconography. Interactive prototypes: A working prototype of the product that can be used to test and demonstrate the design concepts to the client and stakeholders. Design guidelines and documentation: A set of design guidelines and documentation that outlines the design decisions made and the reasoning behind them, which can be used to guide the development of the product. User testing report: A report summarizing the findings from user testing, including any issues found and the recommended solutions to improve the user experience. Final deliverables: final files such as PSD, Sketch, Figma, Adobe XD etc, with all the design elements, layouts, and visual elements that were used in creating the final product. All of these deliverables would be shared with the client for feedback and revisions and then finalized for final production. the deliverables that I would provide to the client would typically include: User research: A report summarizing the findings from user research such as user interviews, surveys, and usability testing, which would be used to inform the design process. Wireframes and mockups: Low-fidelity visual representations of the product's layout, navigation, and functionality, which would be used to test and validate design concepts with users. Visual design: High-fidelity visual designs for the product, which would include elements such as color schemes, typography, imagery, and iconography. Interactive prototypes: A working prototype of the product that can be used to test and demonstrate the design concepts to the client and stakeholders. Design guidelines and documentation: A set of design guidelines and documentation that outlines the design decisions made and the reasoning behind them, which can be used to guide the development of the product. User testing report: A report summarizing the findings from user testing, including any issues found and the recommended solutions to improve the user experience. All of these deliverables would be shared with the client for feedback and revisions and then finalized for final production.