What's included

• Website Wireframes

  Wireframes are visual representations of the website's structure and layout, typically in the form of simple diagrams or sketches. They provide a blueprint for the site's organization, content placement, and functionality.

• Visual Design Mockups

  These are static visual representations of the website's design. Mockups showcase the website's aesthetics, including colours, typography, imagery, and overall visual style. They help the client visualize how the final website will look.

• Website Prototypes

  Prototypes are interactive models of the website that allow clients to experience the user interface and navigate through different pages. Prototyping tools enable clients to provide feedback on the website's functionality, user experience, and interactivity.

• Responsive Design

  With the increasing importance of mobile devices, responsive design has become essential. Clients can expect the delivery of responsive design deliverables that ensure the website adapts and functions properly across different screen sizes and devices.

• HTML/CSS Templates

  Depending on the agreement, clients may receive HTML/CSS templates of the website. These templates serve as the foundation for the actual development of the website. They provide the client or developers with the necessary code structure and styling guidelines.

• Content Integration

  If agreed upon, the client may receive assistance in integrating their website content into the design. This includes the incorporation of text, images, videos, and other media elements in the appropriate sections of the website.

• CMS Integration

  If the website utilizes a content management system (CMS) like WordPress, the client may receive assistance in setting up and integrating the design into the CMS. This involves creating templates or themes that align with the approved design and ensuring the website's functionality within the chosen CMS.

• Quality Assurance and Testing

  As part of the web design process, clients can expect quality assurance and testing deliverables. These may include identifying and fixing any design or functionality issues, cross-browser compatibility testing, and ensuring the website meets web accessibility standards.