What's included

• The client will receive a comprehensive set of deliverables, including:

  As a UI designer, the deliverables provided to the client typically include a range of assets and documents that facilitate the understanding, visualization, and implementation of the user interface. These deliverables may consist of: 1. Wireframes: These are low-fidelity layouts outlining the structure of the interface, showcasing the placement of elements without much detail on visual design. 2. Mockups: High-fidelity visual representations of the UI design, showcasing colors, typography, imagery, and other graphical elements. These provide a clearer understanding of the final look and feel of the interface. 3. Prototypes: Interactive models demonstrating the functionality and user flow of the interface. These may range from simple clickable prototypes to more advanced interactive simulations. 4. Style Guides or Design Systems: Comprehensive documents outlining design principles, color schemes, typography guidelines, iconography, and UI components. These ensure consistency across various screens and functionalities. 5. Assets: Exported graphical elements such as icons, images, logos, and other UI elements in various formats (PNG, SVG, etc.) ready for implementation. 6. Documentation: Detailed notes or manuals explaining design decisions, rationale, and guidelines for developers or other stakeholders involved in the implementation phase. 7. Presentations or Reports: Summaries or presentations highlighting the design process, key findings, and solutions are presented to the client for review and feedback.