What's included

• Wireframes

  Low-fidelity sketches or diagrams that outline the basic structure and functionality of the SaaS product. Wireframes are used to refine the user flow and test different layouts and ideas.

• Mockups

  High-fidelity visual designs that represent the final look and feel of the SaaS product. Mockups are typically created using design software and show how the product will look on different devices.

• Prototypes

  Interactive versions of the SaaS product that allow users to test the functionality and user flow. Prototypes can be used to identify any usability issues and make necessary adjustments before development.

• Style Guide

  A document that outlines the design elements, such as color palette, typography, and iconography, used throughout the SaaS product. A style guide ensures consistency in the design and helps maintain the brand's identity.

• Design Assets

  he files used to create the SaaS product design, such as icons, images, and graphics. Design assets are often delivered in different file formats and sizes to ensure they can be used in various contexts.

• User Journey Map

  A visual representation of the user's experience when interacting with the SaaS product. The user journey map helps to identify pain points and opportunities to improve the user experience.