What's included

• What deliverables can a client expect from a UI/UX design project?

  Answer: Clients will receive: ✅ Wireframes & Prototypes (Low-fidelity to high-fidelity interactive mockups) ✅ UI Design Files (Final screens in Figma/Sketch/Adobe XD with design systems) ✅ User Research Report (Insights from usability testing, surveys, or competitor analysis) ✅ Style Guide (Typography, color palette, icons, and component library) ✅ Responsive & Accessible Designs (Mobile, tablet, and desktop versions with WCAG

• How do wireframes differ from final UI designs?

  Answer: Wireframes → Basic layouts (grayscale, no branding) focusing on structure and user flow. Final UI Designs → Polished, high-fidelity visuals with colors, typography, and branding. Example: Wireframe: A black-and-white sketch of a login screen. Final UI: A styled login screen with buttons, gradients, and animations.

• Why is a style guide important in UI/UX deliverables?

  Answer: A style guide ensures: Consistency (fonts, colors, spacing across all screens) Faster development (handoff to developers is smoother) Brand alignment (matches the client’s identity) Example: Includes hex codes, button states, and text hierarchy rules.

• How is usability testing incorporated into UX deliverables?

  Answer: Usability testing provides: 📊 Test Results (Success rates, pain points, heatmaps) 📝 Recommendations (Changes to improve user experience) 🔄 Iterations (Updated designs based on feedback) Example: A report showing 70% of users struggled with checkout—solutions proposed.