What's included

• Figma File(s):

  The primary deliverable is usually the Figma file itself. Figma is a collaborative design tool, and the designer will share a link to the Figma project or specific files. The client can view, comment, and inspect the design within the Figma interface.

• Design Components and Assets:

  Figma allows designers to create reusable design components and assets. Clients may receive a library of these components, making it easier to maintain consistency and apply the design elements across different screens or pages.

• Exported Images:

  Designers can export individual design elements, screens, or entire artboards as image files (e.g., PNG, JPEG). This is useful for sharing static representations of the design or for use in documentation.

• Design Specifications:

  Designers can use Figma to generate design specifications that detail the visual aspects of the UI, including dimensions, colors, typography, and spacing. This is helpful for developers during the implementation phase.

• Revisions and Iterations:

  Throughout the design process, clients may receive multiple versions of the Figma file as the design evolves. This includes revisions based on feedback and iterations to refine the UI.