What's included

• List of UX deliverables

  Deliverables for UX design typically include: 1 User Research Findings: Documentation summarizing insights gathered from user interviews, surveys, and observations, providing a foundation for design decisions. 2 Personas: Detailed profiles representing different user groups, outlining their demographics, behaviors, needs, and goals to guide design decisions. 3 User Journey Maps: Visualizations of the user's interactions with the product or service, highlighting key touchpoints, emotions, and pain points throughout the experience. 4 Information Architecture (IA): Diagrams or sitemaps illustrating the structure and organization of content within the product, facilitating intuitive navigation. 5 Wireframes: Low-fidelity representations of screens or pages, focusing on layout and functionality without distracting visual details. 6 Prototypes: Interactive models of the product, allowing stakeholders to experience the user flow and test interactions before development. 7 Usability Test Plans: Detailed outlines of tests conducted with real users to evaluate the usability of the product and gather feedback for improvements. 8 UI Design Recommendations: Suggestions for visual design elements such as typography, color schemes, and imagery to enhance the user experience. 9 Accessibility Audit: Evaluation of the product's accessibility features and recommendations for ensuring compliance with accessibility standards. 10 UX Guidelines: Documentation outlining best practices and design principles to maintain consistency and usability across the product. 11 Iteration Reports: Summaries of design iterations based on user feedback and usability testing, detailing changes made to improve the user experience. 12 Final Design Documentation: Comprehensive documentation of the final UX design, including wireframes, prototypes, and UI design recommendations, ready for implementation by developers.