What's included

• Comprehensive Design File

  Website Layouts: Detailed, pixel-perfect designs of each unique page layout, including home, about us, services, contact, and any additional pages specified in the project scope. Responsive Design Mockups: Visual representations of how the website will adapt and look on various devices, such as desktops, tablets, and smartphones, ensuring a seamless user experience across all platforms. UI Kit: A comprehensive UI (User Interface) kit that includes all design elements such as buttons, icons, forms, and typography styles, ensuring consistency across the website. Color Palette: A defined color scheme with HEX or RGB values for primary, secondary, and accent colors used throughout the website, ensuring brand consistency. Typography Guidelines: Detailed specifications of the typefaces used, including sizes, line heights, and weights for headings, subheadings, and body text. Iconography and Imagery: A collection of custom-designed icons and selected images, ready for web use, that align with the website's aesthetic and brand identity. Interactive Elements: Design specifications for any interactive elements or animations, including hover states, transitions, and modal windows, enhancing user engagement. Brand Assets: Any brand-specific assets integrated into the design, such as logos, favicons, or branded graphics, provided in web-optimized formats. Style Guide: A comprehensive style guide that documents the website's design standards, including layout structure, color usage, typography rules, and any other design principles applied, to ensure consistency for future updates or expansions. Accessibility Compliance: Guidelines and considerations implemented in the design to ensure the website meets accessibility standards, making it usable for people with various disabilities. SEO-Ready Components: Design considerations that support SEO, such as optimized images with alt text descriptions and semantic HTML structure recommendations. File Organization: A well-organized file structure with clearly named folders and files for easy navigation and use by developers or future designers. Documentation and Instructions: Detailed documentation on how to use the design files, including instructions for developers on implementing the design with code and guidelines for clients or content managers on updating content. Source Files: The final design source files in the specified formats (e.g., PSD, AI, Figma, Sketch) enabling further customization or adjustments. Revisions Log: A document detailing any revisions made during the design process, including feedback iterations and changes applied, for record-keeping and transparency.