What's included

• Design Project

  At the end of each design project, the client can typically expect the following deliverables: 1. User Research Findings: - Reports and insights from user interviews, surveys, or usability testing. - User personas or profiles representing key segments of the target audience. - Empathy maps and user journey maps illustrating user needs, pain points, and motivations. 2. Wireframes: - Low-fidelity wireframes showing basic layout and structure of key screens/pages. - Mid-fidelity wireframes with more detail, outlining functionality and content placement. 3. Interactive Prototypes: - Clickable, interactive prototypes demonstrating user flow and interactions. - Usability testing results based on the prototype (if included in the project). 4. UI Design: - High-fidelity mockups or design screens for each key page or screen. - Design system or style guide (color schemes, typography, buttons, icons, etc.). - Responsive designs for different screen sizes (mobile, tablet, desktop). 5. Design Assets: - Exported assets such as icons, images, and components optimized for development. - Design files in Figma, Adobe XD, or any other agreed-upon tool. 6. Design Specifications: - Detailed UI specifications (spacing, fonts, color codes, button states, etc.) for handoff to developers. - Annotations on functionality or interaction patterns for developers. 7. Interaction Animations: - Animated prototypes showing micro-interactions, transitions, or feedback for user actions. 8. User Flow Diagrams: - Flowcharts or diagrams outlining the complete user experience and navigation paths. 9. Usability Test Results: - Reports documenting the findings from usability testing sessions and feedback gathered. 10. Documentation: - Design rationale, including explanations for design choices. - Final project summary or presentation to wrap up the project.