What's included

• User flow diagram

  A User flow diagram is a visual representation of the steps a user will take in order to complete a specific task within your app or website. It outlines the interactions, paths, and decisions a user makes, from their first point of contact with your product to the successful completion of their desired action.

• Wireframes

  A wireframe is a visual representation of the user interface design for a website or mobile application. It shows the basic layout and structure of the content and elements on each page, including the placement of buttons, text, images, and other interactive elements.

• Moodboard

  A moodboard is a visual representation of a concept, style, or aesthetic. It is a collage of images, colors, textures, and design elements that help to define the look and feel of a project.

• Styleguide

  A style guide is a document that outlines the visual design elements and standards for a product, such as typography, color palette, imagery, and tone of voice. It acts as a reference for designers and developers to ensure consistency and coherence in the look and feel of the product.

• Clickable prototype (if needed)

  A clickable prototype is an interactive simulation of the app or website design, which shows how the final product will work and look like. It helps experience the design and interact with it, allowing for better feedback and collaboration to refine the product before it's built.

• Handoff for developer

  A handoff for developers in Figma or Zeplin is a detailed and organized platform that contains all the information and assets required for developers to build the product. It includes specifications, annotations, design files, assets, and any other necessary information.