What's included

• User flow

  A User Flow visually maps out the steps a user takes to complete a task within a product. User Journey Diagrams: Illustrating key interactions and decision points. Wireflows: Combining wireframes and flowcharts for a clear navigation structure. Annotated Screens: Providing context on interactions, transitions, and logic. Edge Cases & Alternative Paths: Considering different user scenarios to ensure a seamless experience.

• Style Guide

  A well-structured style guide ensures design consistency across a product. Deliverables usually include: Typography System: Defining font families, sizes, line heights, and weights. Color Palette: Primary, secondary, and neutral colors with accessibility considerations. UI Components: Standardized buttons, inputs, modals, and other reusable elements. Grid & Spacing Rules: Layout structure for alignment and responsiveness. Icons & Illustrations: Guidelines for iconography and custom visuals. Design Tokens: Scalable variables for colors, spacing, and typography in design systems.

• Prototype

  Interactive prototypes help test usability and refine the user experience before development. Deliverables include: High-Fidelity Screens: Fully designed UI with real content. Clickable Interactions: Simulated navigation with transitions, hover states, and animations. Microinteractions: Small but impactful details like button feedback and loading states. User Testing Scenarios: Defined paths to validate flows and gather feedback. Dev Handoff Documentation: Clear annotations and specs for smooth implementation.