What's included

• Website Design Mock-ups

  High-fidelity visual representations of the website's layout, colour schemes, typography, and overall aesthetic.

• Wireframes

  Schematic representations of the website's structure, illustrating the placement of elements, navigation, and overall user experience.

• Responsive Design

  Ensuring that the website is optimized for various devices and screen sizes, with design considerations for desktops, tablets, and smartphones.

• Interactive Prototypes

  Clickable prototypes allowing clients to navigate through the website's interface and experience the user flow before development begins.

• Graphics and Visual Assets

  High-quality graphics, images, icons, and other visual elements used throughout the website to enhance its visual appeal.

• Style Guides

  Documentation outlining design guidelines, colour palettes, typography choices, and other stylistic elements to maintain consistency across the website.

• Development-ready Files

  Providing developers with design files in formats like PSD (Photoshop), Sketch, or Figma, ensuring seamless integration of design elements during the development phase.

• HTML/CSS Code (optional)

  Depending on the arrangement, a web designer may provide the initial HTML and CSS code for the website, or work closely with a developer to ensure the design is accurately translated into code.

• Browser and Device Testing Documentation

  Records of testing efforts to ensure the website functions correctly across various browsers and devices, with identified and resolved issues documented.

• SEO Recommendations (optional)

  Suggestions for optimizing the website for search engines, including meta tags, keyword recommendations, and other SEO best practices.

• Training Materials (optional)

  If the client will be managing content updates, the designer may provide training materials or documentation on how to use the content management system (CMS) or update specific elements of the site.

• Final Design Review and Approval

  A formal process for the client to review the final design, request any necessary revisions, and provide approval before moving into the development phase.