Wireframes

Low-fidelity sketches or diagrams that outline the layout and structure of web pages.

Mockups

High-fidelity static representations of the website's design, often include detailed visual elements, typography choices, color schemes, and graphics. They give the client a clear visual of how the website will look.

Prototypes

Interactive prototypes allow stakeholders to experience the website's user interface and functionality.

Graphics and Visual Assets

This includes all the graphics, images, icons, and other visual elements used in the design.

Responsive Design Versions

Deliverables should include designs for different screen sizes, ensuring that the website looks and functions well on various devices, including desktop computers, tablets, and smartphones.

Final Design Assets

Provide all the necessary files and assets required for development. This may involve exporting image assets, creating icon sets, and preparing design files for handoff.

Usability Testing Reports

If usability testing was conducted as part of the design process, reports summarizing the findings and recommendations for improvement may be included.