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A style tile defines key design elements like typography, color schemes, button styles, and UI components, providing a visual reference without finalizing complete layout designs.​

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Personas are fictional characters derived from user research, representing different audience segments. They help designers understand user motivations, pain points, goals, and behaviors, ensuring designs meet real user needs.

Sketching and paper prototyping allow teams to quickly ideate and iterate on design concepts without requiring sophisticated tools or software. These low-fi methods can be used in the early stages to test ideas quickly.

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Design tokens are a set of variables (e.g., colors, typography, spacing, etc.) that define the design system’s visual properties. They help maintain consistency and efficiency across design and development.​​

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Wireframe kits and UI component libraries are pre-designed elements that help designers quickly create wireframes, mockups, and prototypes without starting from scratch.

Clickable prototypes are interactive models of the design that allow stakeholders and users to click through and experience the flow of the product, even if it's not fully built. They can range from low-fidelity wireframes to high-fidelity designs with real interactions.

Customer journey maps visualize the entire process a user goes through while interacting with a product or service, from the initial touchpoint to the final outcome. It shows key moments, pain points, emotions, and opportunities for improvement.

A/B testing compares two versions of a page, feature, or interface to identify which one performs better in terms of user behavior and conversion rates, optimizing overall performance.

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User flow diagrams visualize the steps a user takes to complete a task within an app or website, helping design teams understand the sequence of actions needed to achieve the goal.

User flow diagrams visualize the steps a user takes to complete a task within an app or website, helping design teams understand the sequence of actions needed to achieve the goal.

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Wireframing tools like Balsamiq, Figma, or Axure come with pre-made templates that help you quickly lay out basic designs. These templates can include everything from mobile and desktop layouts to specific UI elements like navigation bars, buttons, and forms.

Design handoff tools simplify the transition from design to development, providing developers with assets, specifications, and documentation in a clear, accessible format for smoother implementation.