What's included

• Information Architecture, Wireframes, Design system, Mockups, Prototypes

  User Research Deliverables: User Personas: Fictional representations of target users, outlining their demographics, goals, pain points, and behaviors. User Journey Maps: Visual representations of a user's interactions with a product, from start to finish, to identify key pain points and opportunities. Competitor Analysis: Reports on strengths and weaknesses of competitor products from a design and user experience perspective. Site Maps: A visual or textual model of a website's content hierarchy, showing how information is organized and connected Visual Design Deliverables: Style Guides: Documents that define the visual language of a product, including typography, color schemes, button styles, iconography, and more. Design Systems: A set of reusable components, design patterns, and standards that ensure consistency across a product’s interface. High-Fidelity Mockups: Pixel-perfect visual representations of what the final UI will look like, including colors, imagery, and layout. Iconography and Illustrations: Custom icons, illustrations, and other graphical elements tailored to the product. Wireframes and Prototypes: Low-Fidelity Wireframes: Simple, black-and-white layouts that outline the basic structure and placement of elements on a page. High-Fidelity Wireframes: Detailed wireframes that include actual content, branding, and interaction elements, providing a closer approximation to the final product. Interactive Prototypes: Clickable, navigable versions of wireframes or designs that simulate user interactions and flows without full development.