What's included

• 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.