What's included

• Standard

  Deliverables for UI/UX design services typically include a range of design assets and documents that help guide the development of user interfaces and enhance the overall user experience of a digital product. Here's a comprehensive list of potential deliverables: - Wireframes: Basic, low-fidelity sketches that outline the layout and placement of elements on each screen of the application or website. - Mockups: High-fidelity static visual representations of each screen, incorporating color schemes, typography, and other design elements to provide a clear visual direction. - Style Guide or Design System: A comprehensive document that outlines the design principles, typography, color palette, iconography, and other visual guidelines to maintain design consistency across the product. - Responsive Design: Designs adapted for various screen sizes and devices, demonstrating how the interface will adapt to different contexts. - User Interface Design (UI): Detailed designs for each screen with precise visual and interactive elements, often provided in formats that are ready for development (e.g., Sketch, Figma, Adobe XD files). - User Experience Design (UX): Documentation or annotations explaining the rationale behind design decisions, intended user interactions, and any specific considerations for enhancing user experience.