What's included

• Wireframing

  Wireframes serve as a communication tool between designers, developers, and stakeholders. They help to ensure that everyone involved in the project is on the same page regarding the design and functionality of the product. Wireframes typically include only the most essential elements of the design, such as navigation, content areas, and basic UI components like buttons and forms. They are often created in black and white, with simple placeholders for content and imagery.

• Design Mockups

  Based on the approved wireframes, 1 to 3 design mockups will be shared with the client which will include the brand colors (if shared by the client), fonts, icons and buttons. The mockups helps to make the project come alive and makes it easier for the client to understand the UI/UX of the project.

• Prototype + Development

  Once a design mockup has been approved a low or high fidelity prototype will be shared with the client so that they can experience the UI/UX of the website and can interact with the buttons, forms, icons etc. Once this is approved from the client, the development of both the backend and frontend will begin.

• Bug Testing +Final Handover

  Once the development is completed the website will be shared with the client to test the website and identify any bugs or issues with the website. After the bug testing is completed, a final approval is taken from the client and the website along with the source code is handed over to the client.