What's included

• Wireframes

  Low or high-fidelity wireframes outlining the layout and structure of the product’s pages or screens.

• User Flow Diagrams

  Diagrams illustrating how users will navigate through the product, showing pathways and interaction points.

• Interactive Prototypes

  Clickable prototypes created using tools like Figma, Adobe XD, or InVision that simulate the user experience.

• UI Design Mockups

  Final high-fidelity designs with completed visuals, including fonts, colors, buttons, icons, and other UI elements for each screen.

• Design System/Style Guide

  A comprehensive guide that includes colors, typography, button styles, iconography, spacing, and other UI components to maintain design consistency.

• Responsive Designs

  Design layouts optimized for different screen sizes (e.g., mobile, tablet, and desktop) to ensure the product is fully responsive.

• Persona Documents

  Profiles of target users that outline user needs, goals, behaviors, and pain points to guide design decisions.

• User Journey Maps

  Visual maps showing the different stages users go through when interacting with the product, highlighting key touchpoints and potential pain points.

• Usability Testing Reports

  Results and insights from usability tests, including feedback from test users and any resulting design improvements.

• Annotated Screens/Interaction Specifications

  Detailed explanations for developers on how UI elements should behave (e.g., hover states, animations, transitions).

• Assets for Developers

  Exported assets (icons, images, etc.) and development-ready files, including any necessary documentation for implementation.

• Design Handoff Documentation

  A detailed explanation of how the designs should be implemented, often shared with development teams using tools like Zeplin or Figma handoff features.

• Accessibility Guidelines

  Documentation on how the design supports accessibility, ensuring that it adheres to standards like WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines).

• Post-Design Support Plan

  A plan for future support, addressing any questions the development team may have during the implementation phase or future design tweaks.