What's included

• Wireframes

  Wireframes are low-fidelity, schematic representations of a user interface. They outline the basic structure, layout, and placement of elements on a page without incorporating detailed design elements.

• Mockups

  Mockups are high-fidelity representations of the final design. They include visual details such as colors, images, and typography, providing a more realistic preview of how the design will look.

• Prototypes

  Prototypes are interactive models of the design that simulate user interactions. They allow stakeholders to experience the design's functionality and flow before development.

• Style Guides

  Style guides document the visual and design elements that define the project, including typography, color schemes, iconography, and other components. They ensure consistency across different parts of the project.

• Image Assets

  Image assets include any visual elements or graphics that are used in the design. These may range from photographs to custom illustrations.

• Icon Sets

  Icon sets are collections of custom-designed icons that align with the project's visual style. They enhance the visual appeal and consistency of the user interface.

• Final Design Files

  The final design files, often in formats like PSD (Photoshop), Sketch, or XD (Adobe Experience Design),Figma, are the files that developers use to implement the design.

• Usability Testing Visuals

  If usability testing is part of the process, visuals may include documentation of testing scenarios, user feedback, and design iterations based on testing results.