Wireframes: Schematic representations of the app's layout and structure, showing the placement of elements and content without detailed design.

Mockups: High-fidelity static visual representations of the app's screens, often including colors, typography, and images, to convey the overall look and feel.

Interactive Prototypes: Functioning models of the app that allow users or stakeholders to interact with the interface, demonstrating how various features and functionalities work together.

User Flow Diagrams: Visual representations of the paths users take through the app, illustrating the navigation and sequence of actions.

Style Guides: Comprehensive documents detailing the design guidelines, including color palettes, typography, iconography, and UI components to maintain design consistency.

Design Assets: Individual graphic elements, icons, images, and other resources required for the app's visual design.

User Testing Reports: Findings from usability testing sessions, highlighting user feedback and insights to inform design improvements.

Design Documentation: Detailed explanations and specifications of design choices, interactions, and user personas to guide developers during implementation.