What's included

• Initial discussions

  Initial discussions with the client to understand and map the problem and goals.

• Scenarios

  Understanding the target audience and their needs helps in designing a user-centered web app.

• Information architecture

  Creating a clear and organized structure for the web app, including site maps and navigation.

• Wireframing

  Low-fidelity drafts, show the basic layout and functionality without high-fidelity elements. It serves the purpose of testing and iterating for a final design.

• Design system / Style guide

  Establishing a set of guidelines and reusable components to maintain consistency in the app's visual and interactive elements. Document the visual and design standards, including typography, color scheme, and usage guidelines for the web app.

• Final designs / Handover (Figma)

  Producing high-fidelity visual designs that reflect the final look and feel of the web app. Applying the brand identity and visual elements (such as color, typography, and images) to create an appealing and user-friendly interface. Plus, ensuring the web app adapts and displays appropriately across various devices and screen sizes.