What's included

• As an entry-level product designer with 2 years of experience, the deliverables that a client can expect from you may include:

  Design concepts: You may provide initial design concepts or sketches that showcase different ideas and directions for the product. These can be presented in the form of digital or hand-drawn visuals. Mockups: You may create digital mockups using design software or prototyping tools that depict the visual appearance and layout of the product. These may include screens, wireframes, or physical prototypes. User interface (UI) designs: You may create UI designs that showcase the visual elements, such as buttons, icons, and navigation, that will be used in the product's user interface. These may be presented in the form of static images or interactive prototypes. User experience (UX) designs: You may create UX designs that outline the overall user experience of the product, including user flows, information architecture, and interaction design. These may be presented in the form of flowcharts, diagrams, or interactive prototypes. It's important to note that the specific deliverables may vary depending on the client's needs, project requirements, and the scope of your role as a product designer. It's always best to clarify and align expectations with the client at the beginning of the project to ensure a successful outcome.