What's included

• User Experience Strategy Documentation

  At the completion of your web app design project, you'll receive comprehensive UX strategy documentation that outlines the core user journeys and strategic thinking behind your application. This includes user personas that define your target audiences with their goals and pain points, user stories that map functional requirements to user needs, and journey maps that visualize how users will move through your application to accomplish key tasks. This strategic foundation ensures your web application isn't just visually appealing but is purposefully designed to solve real user problems and meet business objectives, creating a roadmap for both design and development decisions.

• Complete Figma Design System

  You'll receive a robust design system in Figma that serves as the single source of truth for your entire application's visual language and component library. This includes a comprehensive UI kit with all reusable components properly set up with variants for different states and behaviors, a complete color system with semantic color assignments (not just primary/secondary but functional colors like success, warning, error), typography scales with all text styles defined, spacing systems, and grid definitions. The design system is built for scalability, allowing your team to grow the application in the future while maintaining visual consistency, significantly accelerating both design iterations and development implementation.

• High-Fidelity Interface Designs

  Your project will include meticulously crafted high-fidelity designs for every screen and state in your web application. These designs will showcase the final visual appearance of your application including all UI elements, layout structures, imagery, and content. We'll create designs for empty states, loading states, error states, and success confirmations to ensure a complete user experience. Each design will be optimized for different device breakpoints, showing exactly how your interface adapts across desktop, tablet, and mobile views, ensuring your application provides a consistent and optimized experience regardless of how users access it.

• Interactive Prototype

  We'll deliver a fully interactive prototype that demonstrates the core functionality and user flows of your web application. Built in Figma, this prototype will allow you to experience how users will navigate through your application, interact with key features, and complete critical tasks. The prototype will include transitions, hover states, and interactive elements that simulate the real application experience, allowing you to test and validate the design before development begins. You can share this prototype with stakeholders for feedback or with potential users for testing, providing a tangible way to experience your application before a single line of code is written.

• Interaction Specifications

  For a web application, detailed interaction documentation is crucial, so we'll provide comprehensive specifications that detail exactly how each element behaves. This includes state changes (hover, active, disabled, error, etc.), transition animations with timing and easing functions, micro-interactions that provide feedback to users, and pagination behaviors. We'll document how modals appear and disappear, how navigation elements transform across breakpoints, form validation behaviors, and data loading indicators. These specifications ensure developers understand not just how screens look statically, but how the entire application feels dynamically as users interact with it.

• Functional Specifications

  You'll receive detailed functional specifications that bridge the gap between visual design and technical implementation. These specifications outline the business logic behind features, data requirements for each screen, conditional display rules, permission structures, and integration points with back-end systems. We'll document form validation rules, search functionality behaviors, filtering and sorting mechanisms, and notification systems. This documentation ensures developers understand not just what to build visually, but how features should function logically, creating alignment between design intent and technical implementation.

• User Flow Diagrams

  We'll provide comprehensive user flow diagrams that map out all possible paths users can take through your application to complete key tasks. These diagrams visualize the relationship between different screens, decision points, and system responses, creating a clear map of your application's functionality. We'll document primary flows for core features, edge cases for exceptional situations, authentication flows, and error recovery paths. These visual representations help both stakeholders and developers understand the full scope of the application beyond individual screens, ensuring nothing is overlooked during implementation.