What's included

• High-Fidelity Mockups

  Detailed, pixel-perfect designs of the product screens. These mockups incorporate the visual design elements from the UI style guide and demonstrate the final look and feel of the product. They are often used for stakeholder reviews and as a reference for developers.

• UI Style Guide and Source Files

  UI Style Guide: A comprehensive document that defines the visual design elements of the product, including color schemes, typography, iconography, spacing, and other design guidelines. It ensures consistency across all screens and components. Source Files: Editable design files (e.g., Figma, Adobe XD, Sketch ) that contain all the design assets, components, and screens. These files are essential for developers to implement the design accurately.

• Responsive Design

  Design layouts for different screen sizes and orientations (desktop, tablet, mobile) to ensure the product is usable and visually appealing on all devices.

• Personas, User Journeys, and Sitemaps, Wireframes (upon request)

  User Personas: Detailed profiles of the target users, including demographics, behaviors, needs, and pain points. These personas help in understanding who the users are and tailoring the design to meet their expectations. User Journeys: Visual maps that outline the steps users take to achieve specific goals within the product. These help identify key touchpoints and potential friction areas. Sitemaps: Hierarchical diagrams that show the structure and organization of the product’s pages or screens. Sitemaps provide a clear overview of the content architecture and navigation flow. Wireframes: Low-fidelity sketches or digital layouts that outline the basic structure and elements of each screen or page. They focus on content placement and functionality without visual design details.