What's included

• Wireframes

  Wireframes are skeletal outlines of the web app's layout, illustrating the arrangement of elements and functionality without detailed design elements. They serve as a blueprint for the user interface (UI) design.

• UI Mockups

  UI mockups are static representations of the web app's interface design, showcasing the visual elements, colors, typography, and overall aesthetics. They provide a preview of how the final product will look.

• Prototypes

  Prototypes are interactive, clickable versions of the web app design, allowing stakeholders to navigate through different screens and experience the app's functionality. They provide a tangible preview of the user experience (UX).

• Style Guide

  A style guide documents the design elements and specifications used in the web app, including color palettes, typography guidelines, iconography, button styles, and other visual components. It ensures consistency across all elements of the app.

• Responsive Design

  Responsive design ensures that the web app adapts and displays optimally across various devices and screen sizes, including desktops, laptops, tablets, and smartphones. It enhances user experience and accessibility.

• Icon Sets

  Icon sets consist of custom-designed icons used throughout the web app to represent actions, features, or categories visually. They contribute to intuitive navigation and enhance the overall design aesthetic.

• Final Design Assets

  Final design assets include all graphical elements needed for development, such as high-resolution images, icons, illustrations, and other visual components. They are provided in appropriate file formats for integration into the web app's code.

• Handoff Documentation

  Handoff documentation provides developers with detailed instructions, specifications, and assets needed to implement the web app design accurately. It ensures seamless collaboration between design and development teams.