1. Figma File: High-Fidelity Designs: Complete high-fidelity screens for all specified pages, including mobile, tablet, and desktop versions. Interactive Prototypes: Functional prototypes showcasing user flows and interactions, allowing for user testing and stakeholder reviews. Design System: A comprehensive design system including colors, typography, components, and style guides to ensure consistency across the product. Annotations: Detailed annotations explaining design choices, interaction logic, and any specific considerations for developers. Version History: Access to the version history in Figma, allowing the client to review previous iterations and design changes. Developer Handoff: Well-organized layers, assets, and a structured handoff process to ensure smooth communication with developers, including design specs and CSS code snippets. Assets: Exported assets such as icons, images, and any other graphical elements in required formats (SVG, PNG, etc.)

Design Rationale: A document explaining the design decisions, user experience considerations, and how the design aligns with the project goals. Usage Guidelines: A guide on how to use the Figma file, including instructions on accessing different sections, making updates, and exporting assets. Feedback Log: A record of client feedback and how it was addressed in the final design, ensuring transparency and alignment with the project’s objectives.

Design Review: A final presentation to walk through the Figma file, highlighting key design elements, user flows, and how the design meets the project's objectives.