1. Wireframes: These are basic layout designs that show the general structure of the user interface and the placement of content and elements.
2. High-fidelity mockups: These are visual representations of the design that show the look and feel of the user interface, including colors, typography, and other design elements.
3. Interactive prototypes: These are functional models of the design that allow the client to interact with the user interface and test its functionality and usability.
4. Design assets: These may include design elements such as icons, illustrations, and graphics that are used in the final design.
5. Style guide: This is a document that outlines the design standards for the user interface, including typography, color palette, and design patterns.
6. Usability testing and research: This may include user testing to identify any usability issues and make improvements to the design based on user feedback.
7. Design documentation: This includes documentation that outlines the design choices and decisions made throughout the design process, including the design brief, personas, and user stories.
8. Deliverables in various file formats: This may include files in various formats such as Sketch, Adobe XD, or Figma, as well as image files in formats like JPG or PNG, and any other formats requested by the client.