A user interface (UI) deliverable typically includes various design artifacts and assets that communicate the visual and interactive elements of a software application or system. Here are some common deliverables associated with UI design: Wireframes: These are low-fidelity visual representations of the UI layout, outlining the structure, placement of elements, and general navigation. Wireframes help establish the overall hierarchy and functionality of the interface. Mockups: Mockups are high-fidelity visual representations of the UI design. They showcase the final look and feel of the interface, including colors, typography, imagery, and specific UI elements. Mockups provide a detailed preview of the user experience. Prototypes: Prototypes are interactive, clickable representations of the UI design. They allow users to interact with the interface and experience its functionality before development. Prototypes help validate design decisions and gather feedback.