What's included

• What's included?

  Design brief A written document that outlines the goals, objectives, and requirements of the design project. User research Gathering and analyzing information about the target users, their needs, preferences, and behaviors. User personas Creating fictional representations of the target users to better understand their characteristics, motivations, and goals. User flows Diagrams or charts that illustrate the step-by-step journey of users through a product or application. Wireframes Low-fidelity simplified visual representations of the product's layout, structure, and functionality. Prototypes Interactive models or simulations of the product that allow stakeholders to experience and test its features and interactions. Visual design Creating the visual elements of the product, including colors, typography, icons, and imagery. Design mockups High-fidelity static visual representations that showcase the final look and feel of the product. Style guides Documents that define the design guidelines and standards, including branding elements, UI components, and visual hierarchy. Design specifications Detailed documentation that provides instructions and guidelines for developers to implement the design accurately. Usability testing Conducting tests with real users to evaluate the product's usability, identifying issues, and gathering feedback for improvements. Iteration and refinement Collaborating with stakeholders and development teams to incorporate feedback and make necessary design revisions. Final design assets Delivering the necessary files and assets to support the implementation of the design, including graphical elements, icons, and UI components. Design documentation Compiling all design-related information, including design rationale, research findings, and design decisions made throughout the project. Handoff Ensuring a smooth transition of design deliverables to the development team, providing support and clarification when needed.