Wireframes and Prototypes Wireframes: These are low-fidelity, skeletal outlines of the design, focusing on layout and structure without detailed design elements. Wireframes help in understanding the basic arrangement of elements on the screen. Interactive Prototypes: High-fidelity prototypes that simulate the user interface and interactions. These clickable models demonstrate the user flow and provide a near-realistic experience of how the final product will function. UI Design Assets High-Fidelity Mockups: Detailed, static representations of the final design, including colors, typography, imagery, and UI elements. These mockups provide a visual guide for how the product will look. Design System and Style Guide: A comprehensive guide that includes UI components, design patterns, and brand guidelines. This ensures consistency across the product and facilitates easier updates and scalability.