The client will receive a meeting or document where the objectives, target audience and project requirements will be discussed. This will help set initial guidelines.

Wireframes are basic sketches that represent the structure of the user interface. They show the arrangement of elements on the screen and the general organization of the content.

After approval of the wireframes, the customer can receive an interactive prototype in Figma. This will allow them to click and navigate the interface to get a feel for how it will work.

This is the main part of the UI Design service. The customer will receive detailed visual designs of all interface screens, including colors, typography, icons, buttons, and graphic elements. These designs must reflect the brand’s visual identity and meet the aesthetic goals of the project.

The customer must be given access to Figma files, which allows them to view and interact with the designs, as well as make comments directly in the software.

In addition to the final designs, the client must also receive all the resources needed to implement the design, such as images, icons, and font files.

To ensure consistency in implementation, it is helpful to provide the client with a style document or design guidelines. This will outline the colors, typography, element sizes, and other relevant guidelines.

The final delivery will include all agreed and reviewed elements, ready to be used in project implementation.