What's included

• 1. Wireframes:

  These are low-fidelity visual representations of the app's layout and structure. Wireframes help clients understand the overall flow and organization of the app's screens and features.

• 2. Prototypes:

  Interactive prototypes allow clients to experience the app's functionality and user interface before development. Prototypes can be created using tools like InVision, Figma, or Adobe XD.

• 3. Visual Designs:

  This includes the final visual elements of the app, such as color schemes, typography, icons, and UI components. Visual designs bring the app to life and create a cohesive and visually appealing user interface.

• 4. UI Style Guide:

  A UI style guide documents the design principles, visual elements, and interaction patterns used in the app. It serves as a reference for developers and ensures consistency throughout the app.

• 5. Design Assets:

  Design assets in various formats, such as PNG or SVG files, for developers to use during the development process. These assets include icons, logos, illustrations, and other graphical elements.

• 6. Design Specifications:

  Detailed design specifications outline the dimensions, spacing, and behavior of UI elements. These specifications help developers accurately implement the design and maintain consistency.

• 7. Design Documentation:

  Create documentation that explains the design decisions, user flows, and any specific design considerations. This documentation helps clients and developers understand the rationale behind the design choices.

• 8. Usability Testing Reports:

  If usability testing was conducted, provide reports summarizing the findings and recommendations for improving the app's usability and user experience.