1. Use a grid system
Web development is governed by rules, usually the CSS Box Model.
- Stick to a consistent spacing system, such as an 8pt grid.
- Define container widths clearly, for example 1280px or 1440px.
2. Assets: exportable vs CSS
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- Icons and logos should be SVGs, not PNGs.
- Prepare photos with standard aspect ratios such as 16:9 or 4:3.
- Shadows and gradients should remain editable styles when possible instead of flattened images.
3. Responsive states
Sending only a desktop view is like sending half a blueprint.
A full set of device-specific mockups is not necessary, but desktop, mobile and any truly different tablet behavior should be defined.
- Desktop 1440px as the main view.
- Mobile 375px or 390px for menu behavior and stacking.
- Tablet only when the layout changes materially.
4. Hover and interaction states
Define what happens to buttons and inputs when state changes occur.
A UI kit page in Figma with buttons, form inputs and typography works as a reliable source of truth.
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