What's included

• User research:

  This research will help the designer understand the needs of the target users and how they will interact with the app.

• Wireframes:

  Wireframes are low-fidelity sketches of the app's interface. They are used to communicate the basic layout and functionality of the app.

• Mockups:

  Mockups are high-fidelity representations of the app's interface. They are used to get feedback from users and to finalize the design.

• User flows:

  User flows are diagrams that show how users will interact with the app. They are used to ensure that the app is easy to use and navigate.

• Usability testing:

  Usability testing is a process of testing the app with real users to get feedback on its usability. This feedback is used to improve the design of the app.

• Design specifications:

  Design specifications are documents that describe the design of the app in detail. They are used by developers to implement the design.

• Final design:

  The final design of the app is the deliverable that the client will receive. It is the culmination of all of the previous deliverables and represents the finished product.

• Note:

  The specific deliverables that a client will receive will be determined by the needs of the client and the scope of work agreed upon. However, the deliverables listed above are some of the most common and important.