DESIGN
Visual Design
Create High-Fidelity Mockups
High-fidelity mockups provide detailed representations of the product’s final design, showcasing visual details and interactions.
Why it's Important
Offers a realistic preview of the final product.
Communicates the design vision to stakeholders and developers.
Highlights potential visual or functional inconsistencies.
How to Implement
Offers a realistic preview of the final product.
Communicates the design vision to stakeholders and developers.
Highlights potential visual or functional inconsistencies.
Available Workshops
Mockup Review Sessions: Gather feedback from stakeholders and team members.
Interaction Testing: Simulate user interactions to test visual cues.
Consistency Audits: Check designs against the style guide.
Responsive Design Sessions: Create mockups for different screen sizes.
Developer Handoff Preparation: Annotate mockups with specs for developers.
Deliverables
High-fidelity mockups for all key screens.
Annotated designs with detailed specifications.
Interactive mockups simulating user flows.
How to Measure
Stakeholder approval of visual design.
Alignment with the style guide.
Developer readiness for implementation.
Real-World Examples
High-fidelity mockups showcased its minimalist aesthetic and visual focus.
Airbnb
Detailed designs aligned with its clean, user-friendly interface.
Tesla
Tesla’s Dashboard: Mockups balanced sleek visuals with intuitive functionality.
Get It Right
Maintain consistency with the style guide.
Prioritize user readability and accessibility.
Test mockups on different screen sizes.
Use developer feedback to refine specifications.
Regularly review with stakeholders to ensure alignment.
Don't Make These Mistakes
Skipping mockups for less critical screens.
Overloading screens with excessive details or features.
Neglecting responsive design considerations.
Ignoring user feedback on visual elements.
Failing to document specs for developers.