UI/UX Design
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About this service
Summary
The deliverables of a UI/UX design project typically include:
1. **User Research**: This phase provides insights into user needs and expectations. Deliverables can include user personas, journey maps, and research reports.
2. **Wireframes**: These are low-fidelity representations of the interface's structure, showing layout and content placement.
3. **Prototypes**: Interactive prototypes demonstrate the user flow and functionality. They can be low, medium, or high fidelity, depending on the project stage.
4. **User Interface (UI) Designs**: High-fidelity mockups with detailed visuals, including color schemes, typography, and UI elements.
5. **User Testing Reports**: Feedback gathered from usability testing sessions, along with recommendations for improvements.
6. **Design Guidelines**: A style guide or design system outlining UI elements, typography, color schemes, and interaction patterns for consistent design implementation.
7. **Final Design Assets**: Exported design files and assets (e.g., icons, images) ready for development.
8. **Interactive Clickable Prototypes**: Functional prototypes for user testing or development reference.
9. **Documentation**: Detailed documentation describing design rationale, user personas, and any specific design decisions.
10. **Handoff to Development**: Collaborative tools like Zeplin or InVision for smooth handover to developers, including CSS code snippets.
11. **User Documentation**: User guides or onboarding materials to ensure users understand the interface.
12. **Post-launch Evaluation**: Analysis reports post-launch, comparing design expectations to actual user interactions for further improvements.
These deliverables are tailored to the project's scope, complexity, and specific requirements, ensuring a comprehensive and user-centered design process.
What's included
User Research
This phase provides insights into user needs and expectations. Deliverables can include user personas, journey maps, and research reports.
Wireframes
These are low-fidelity representations of the interface's structure, showing layout and content placement.
Prototypes
Interactive prototypes demonstrate the user flow and functionality. They can be low, medium, or high fidelity, depending on the project stage.
User Interface (UI) Designs
High-fidelity mockups with detailed visuals, including color schemes, typography, and UI elements.
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