What's included

• User Research (optional)

  These include personas, which are fictional profiles representing key user types to guide design decisions, and user journey maps, which visually represent user interactions with the product to identify pain points and opportunities. Additionally, user stories and scenarios outline short descriptions of user needs and their interactions with the product, providing deeper insight into how users engage with the design.

• Wireframes and Prototypes

  These include low-fidelity wireframes, which are basic sketches outlining the product’s structure and layout, as well as high-fidelity mockups that present the final visual design with detailed elements and interactions. Interactive prototypes are clickable models simulating the product's functionality for user testing.

• Design Systems and Style Guides

  A well-structured design system includes component libraries, which are reusable design elements like buttons and input fields, and color palettes and typography to maintain consistency in branding and readability. UI/UX guidelines ensure design consistency across the product by outlining specific rules for visual and interaction design.

• UI Designs - HiFi Mockups

  These include fully designed screens for both web and mobile applications, which are optimized for various devices. Design specifications provide developers with clear instructions on how to implement the design, while responsive layouts ensure the design adapts to different screen sizes and orientations.

• Handoff

  Developer-ready assets are exported files (e.g., icons, illustrations) for implementation, annotated designs explain interactions and design rationale, and exported files (e.g., from Figma or Zeplin) are ready for seamless developer handoff.