What's included

• Website Design Mockups

  Clients often receive design mockups or prototypes showcasing the visual appearance and layout of the website. These can be presented as static images or interactive prototypes for review and approval.

• Wireframes

  Wireframes are basic, low-fidelity layouts that outline the structure and placement of key elements on each page. They provide a visual guide for the website's layout and user interface.

• Visual Assets

  Clients receive graphical assets such as logos, icons, images, and graphics created or optimized for the website. These assets enhance the visual appeal and branding of the site.

• HTML/CSS Templates

  Web designers may provide HTML and CSS templates that form the foundation of the website. These templates can serve as the starting point for web development.

• Interactive Prototypes

  Depending on the project, clients may receive interactive prototypes or clickable mockups that demonstrate the website's functionality and user experience.

• Documentation

  Web designers often provide documentation that explains how to update and maintain the website, including instructions for adding new content, images, and making basic edits.