What's included

• Sitemap

  A visual hierarchy or flowchart of the website's structure, showcasing the organization of pages and navigation paths to ensure logical user flow.

• Wireframes

  Low-fidelity sketches or digital wireframes outlining the basic structure and layout of each page without detailed design elements. These focus on functionality and usability.

• High-Fidelity Mockups

  Fully designed, static visuals of each webpage that showcase the final look, including typography, colors, images, and overall aesthetic. These mockups represent the website's intended design.

• Interactive Prototype

  A clickable version of the mockups created in tools like Figma, Adobe XD, or InVision. It simulates the navigation and flow of the website, allowing stakeholders to experience interactions and transitions.

• Responsive Design Variations

  Designs tailored for different screen sizes (desktop, tablet, and mobile) to ensure a consistent and user-friendly experience across all devices.

• Style Guide

  A document detailing the design language for the website, including: Color palette Typography (fonts and sizes) Button styles Iconography Spacing and grid systems This ensures consistency in design and development.

• UI Asset Package

  Export-ready assets such as: Icons (in SVG, PNG, or other formats) Illustrations Backgrounds Any custom design elements These are prepared for easy integration into the website.

• Annotated Design Files

  Design files (Figma, Adobe XD, or Sketch) with detailed annotations for developers, specifying pixel dimensions, padding, margins, and interaction behaviors for components.

• Handoff Files

  Well-organized design files ready for developers, including: Layered design files with proper naming Marked spacing, typography, and assets Exportable components

• Support and Feedback Sessions

  Assistance during development to address any queries or adjustments needed for seamless implementation. This can include meetings or minor revisions.