What's included

• Wireframes

  These are simple, black and white sketches of the website's layout and structure. They help to establish the hierarchy of content and functionality on each page.

• Mockups

  These are more detailed visual representations of the website's design. They typically include colors, typography, and images to give a more accurate representation of the final product.

• Style Guide

  This is a document that outlines the design elements of the website, such as color palette, typography, and imagery. It helps to ensure consistency throughout the site.

• Interactive Prototypes

  These are clickable versions of the website that allow users to interact with the design and test functionality before development.

• Assets

  These include all the visual elements used in the website, such as logos, icons, and images.

• Design Documentation

  This includes any additional documentation that may be necessary to help the development team understand the design, such as annotations or notes on functionality.

• Development

  Once the design is approved, the web design service will develop the website using the latest technologies and best practices. This includes coding the website, integrating content management systems (CMS), and optimizing the site for search engines (SEO).