Research and Discovery Report:

Insights gathered on user needs, industry standards, and competitive analysis that informed the design approach.

User Personas and Journey Maps:

Key personas and journey maps that guide the design in meeting user expectations and goals.

Wireframes:

Low-fidelity wireframes outlining the basic layout, structure, and hierarchy of key screens for initial feedback.

High-Fidelity UI Designs:

Polished, visually engaging designs for each screen that align with brand identity and user goals.

Interactive Prototypes:

Clickable prototypes showcasing key interactions and navigation to simulate the user experience before development.

Design System or Style Guide:

A comprehensive set of guidelines, including colors, typography, iconography, and UI components, to ensure consistency across the product.

Responsive Design Assets:

Designs optimized for multiple screen sizes (desktop, tablet, mobile) to ensure a cohesive experience across devices.

UI Animations and Microinteractions:

Optional animations that enhance user engagement, such as button transitions, hover states, and loading indicators.

Developer Handoff Files:

Design specifications, assets, and interaction notes for seamless handoff to developers, often provided through tools like Figma or Zeplin.

Usability Testing Results:

Data and feedback from testing the UI design to validate usability and identify any areas for refinement.