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Design Deliverables

UX Design

What are Design Deliverables

Design Deliverables are tangible artifacts produced during the design process that document, communicate, and validate design decisions. They serve as collaboration tools between designers, stakeholders, and developers.

Types of Design Deliverables

Common deliverables include:

  • Research Deliverables: User personas, journey maps, research reports
  • Planning Deliverables: Sitemaps, user flows, information architecture
  • Visual Deliverables: Wireframes, mockups, prototypes, style guides

When to create Design Deliverables

Create deliverables at key project milestones to document decisions, facilitate feedback, and guide implementation. The type and fidelity of deliverables should match project needs and stakeholder requirements.

How to manage Design Deliverables

Maintain deliverables by creating clear documentation, establishing version control, ensuring accessibility to team members, and updating them as the project evolves. Focus on deliverables that provide the most value for your specific project context.

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