1. Research and Strategy Documentation User Personas: Profiles representing target users, their needs, and behaviors. User Journey Map: A visual representation of how users interact with the website, from discovery to action (e.g., contacting an agent or scheduling a visit). Site Map: A structured layout of website pages and hierarchy for easy navigation. 2. Wireframes Low-Fidelity Wireframes: Basic layouts for key pages, such as Home, Property Listings, and Contact pages. High-Fidelity Wireframes: Detailed wireframes showing layout, components, and interactions for approval before visual design. 3. Visual Design UI Mockups: Fully designed and visually polished pages, including: Homepage Property Listings page (search and filter functionality) Individual Property Details page Agent/Agency Profile page Contact/Inquiry form page About Us and Blog pages (if applicable) Design System: A cohesive style guide including: Color palette (aligned with branding) Typography (font styles and sizes) Button styles and hover states Iconography Grid and spacing guidelines 4. Interactive Prototype Clickable Prototype: An interactive version of the design (created in tools like Figma or Adobe XD) to showcase user flows such as: Searching and filtering properties Viewing property details Filling out an inquiry form Navigation between pages 5. Responsive Design Responsive Layouts: Designs optimized for multiple screen sizes, including: Desktop Tablet Mobile 6. Assets for Development Exported Assets: Ready-to-use images, icons, and illustrations in appropriate formats (e.g., SVG, PNG). Design Handoff Files: Developer-friendly files with annotated specifications for spacing, typography, and colors (using tools like Zeplin or directly within Figma). 7. Additional Features (If Applicable) Interactive Map Design: For locating properties with custom markers and details. Favorites/Save Properties UI: For users to bookmark listings. Call-to-Action Elements: Designed buttons or banners for key actions (e.g., “Schedule a Visit” or “Request a Callback”). 8. Documentation and Support Design Documentation: Clear guidelines for developers to implement the design accurately. Post-Delivery Support: A fixed duration of support (e.g., 1-2 weeks) to address questions or make minor adjustments during implementation.