What's included

• Wireframes

  Low-fidelity representations of the layout and structure of a webpage or application. Focus on the placement of elements, navigation, and overall information architecture.

• Mockups

  High-fidelity static representations of the final design. Include colors, fonts, and images to give a realistic preview of the user interface.

• Prototypes

  Interactive models that demonstrate the flow and functionality of the design. Can be low-fidelity for early testing or high-fidelity for advanced user testing.

• User Flows

  Visual representations of how users navigate through the application or website. Show the paths users take to accomplish specific tasks.

• Style Guides

  Document outlining the design elements and specifications. Includes details about colors, typography, iconography, and other visual elements to maintain consistency.

• Design Specifications

  Detailed documentation on design elements, such as dimensions, spacing, and behavior. Helps developers implement the design accurately.

• Assets

  All necessary design files, including images, icons, and other graphical elements. Provided in formats suitable for development, such as PNG, SVG, or others.

• Usability Reports

  Findings and recommendations from usability testing. Helps identify areas for improvement in the user experience.

• Handoff Materials

  Resources and documentation to assist developers in implementing the design. May include asset exports, style guides, and code snippets.

• Final Design Files

  High-quality versions of the final design in the required file formats. Ensures the client has everything needed for future use or modifications.