What's included

• Visual Design

  This is the core of UI design, encompassing the look and feel of the user interface. It includes elements like color schemes, typography, iconography, and the overall visual style.

• UI Components

  Designers provide UI components such as buttons, forms, navigation menus, and other interface elements. These components maintain consistency and ensure a cohesive user experience.

• Style guides or Design Systems

  These documents outline the rules and standards for maintaining a consistent design across the application or website. They include guidelines for spacing, typography, colors, and more.

• High-Fidelity Mockups

  High-fidelity mockups are detailed representations of how the final interface will look. They may include interactive elements, hover states, and animations to demonstrate the user experience.

• Responsive Design

  With the prevalence of mobile devices, UI designers ensure that designs are responsive, adapting seamlessly to various screen sizes and orientations.

• Prototypes

  Interactive prototypes showcase how the user interface will function. They allow for user testing and feedback before development begins.

• User Flow Diagrams

  These diagrams illustrate the paths users take through the interface, helping to optimize navigation and usability.

• Final Design Files

  Once the design is approved, designers provide final design files in formats suitable for development, often including vector graphics and image assets.

• Collaboration with Developers

  UI designers collaborate closely with developers to facilitate a smooth handoff, answering questions and providing support during implementation.