What's included

• Wireframes

  These are basic, simplified layouts that outline the structure and placement of elements on a webpage without focusing on visual design. Wireframes help establish the site's information hierarchy and user flow.

• Mockups

  These are static visual representations of the website's design, showcasing the look and feel of the final product. Mockups often include images, colors, typography, and other visual elements to give clients a clear idea of how the website will appear.

• Prototypes

  Interactive prototypes allow clients to experience the website's functionality and user interface in a simulated environment. They can click through different pages, interact with elements, and test user interactions to provide feedback on the user experience.

• Responsive Design

  In today's mobile-driven world, responsive design is crucial. as web designers it is our responsibility to ensure that the website works well and provides an optimal user experience across different devices and screen sizes.

• Graphic Assets

  these provide the necessary graphic assets, including logos, icons, images, and other visual elements, for use on the website. These assets may be delivered in various formats and resolutions to accommodate different devices and screen sizes.

• Style Guide

  A style guide or design system documents the visual and interaction guidelines for the website. It outlines the colors, typography, button styles, iconography, spacing, and other design elements used throughout the site. The style guide ensures consistency and helps maintain the website's visual identity.

• Content Management System (CMS) Integration

  If the website is built on a CMS platform like WordPress or Drupal, I may provide assistance in integrating the design into the chosen CMS. This could involve customizing themes, creating page templates, or providing guidance on content organization.