• High-Fidelity Prototype: Fully interactive Figma prototypes showcasing desktop, tablet, and mobile views, allowing you to experience the design and user flow. • Design System: A well-organized design system within Figma, including reusable components (buttons, forms, icons), typography, and color styles for consistency throughout the project. • Component Library: A library of scalable and reusable components, such as buttons, input fields, navigation elements, and other UI components, making future updates seamless. • Responsive Layouts: Design variations for multiple screen sizes, including desktop, tablet, and mobile, ensuring a consistent user experience across devices.

• Typography and Color Palette: Detailed specifications of fonts, sizes, and color codes (HEX, RGB, CMYK) used in the design. • Spacing and Layout Guidelines: Clear spacing, padding, and margin guidelines to maintain consistent visual hierarchy. • UI Elements Guide: A reference sheet showcasing the design elements like buttons, icons, and input fields with different states (hover, active, disabled).

• Exportable Assets: All necessary assets (icons, images, illustrations) provided in optimized formats (SVG, PNG, JPG) ready for development. • Image Library: A collection of all images used in the design, organized in folders for easy access. • Icon Set: A complete set of icons in SVG format, aligned with the overall design theme.

• Figma Handoff File: A developer-friendly Figma file, prepared for seamless handoff, with proper naming, layer organization, and component usage. • Handoff Documentation: A comprehensive guide explaining key design decisions, responsive behaviors, and any necessary notes for the development team. • Annotations and Comments: Clearly annotated design files with explanations of user interactions, animations, and special features.

• Clickable Prototype Link: A shareable Figma prototype link for stakeholders to review and test the user experience before moving to development. • Feedback Integration: Up to 2 rounds of revisions based on your feedback to ensure the design meets your expectations.

• Design Showcase: A presentation deck or PDF summarizing the design process, key decisions, and the final UI screens, providing a clear vision of the product. • Demo Video (if needed): A short video walkthrough of the interactive prototype, highlighting key features and user flows.