What's included

• Proposal

  This includes understanding client requirements, researching competitors, and providing a strategy for the design and layout of the website.

• Wireframes

  These are schematic representations of the website, showing the basic structure and layout of the website before any design or content elements are added.

• Website Mockups

  High-fidelity representations of the website's look and feel, typically designed in a software like Sketch or Adobe XD. These give a visual representation of what the website will look like when it's built.

• Interactive Prototype

  This is a clickable version of the mockups that allows the client to understand the flow and interaction of the website.

• Website Design Assets

  All the necessary assets used in the website design, like images, icons, fonts, etc.

• Website Style Guides

  This includes details about the color scheme, typography, button styles, form styles, etc. used on the website. This helps ensure brand consistency.

• Responsive Designs

  Deliverables for various screen sizes (desktop, tablet, mobile), ensuring that the design is effectively adaptable and usable on all devices.

• Web Design Documentation

  Detailed information on the design and functionality of the website, explaining how things work and how the website should be updated and maintained.

• Handoff To Development

  Delivering all the designs, assets, and documentation to the website developers for them to build the site. This may include detailed instructions or guidance for the developers.

• User Testing and Feedback

  Testing the website with a group of users, gathering their feedback, and making necessary changes to the design.

• Final Website files

  final, revised design files provided after all testing, feedback, and adjustments are complete.