Key deliverables for website design include:

1. Project Brief:
   • A detailed project brief summarizing the goals, target audience, and design preferences for the website.
2. Wireframes:
   • Initial sketches or wireframes outlining the basic structure and layout of each page on the website.
3. Mockups:
   • High-fidelity mockups showcasing the visual design, including color schemes, typography, and imagery, for key pages.
4. Prototypes:
   • Interactive prototypes allowing stakeholders to experience the navigation and flow of the website before development.
5. Responsive Design:
   • Designs that consider the responsiveness of the website, ensuring a consistent and user-friendly experience across various devices and screen sizes.
6. User Interface (UI) Elements:
   • Design of individual UI elements, such as buttons, forms, navigation menus, and other components.
7. Typography Styles:
   • Selection and specification of font styles, sizes, and weights to maintain consistency across the website.
8. Color Palette:
   • Definition of a color scheme that aligns with the brand and enhances the overall visual appeal of the website.
9. Imagery and Iconography:
   • Selection and integration of images, graphics, and icons that complement the design and convey the intended message.
10. Brand Consistency:
    • Ensuring that the website design aligns with the overall brand identity, including logos, colors, and other brand elements.
11. User Experience (UX) Design:
    • Consideration of user flows, information architecture, and overall usability to create a positive user experience.
12. Animation and Interaction Design:
    • Incorporation of animations and interactive elements to enhance user engagement and provide a dynamic experience.
13. Micro-interactions:
    • Design of subtle, purposeful animations or effects that respond to user actions and provide feedback.
14. Accessibility Considerations:
    • Implementation of features and design choices that enhance web accessibility for users with disabilities.
15. Design System or Style Guide:
    • Creation of a design system or style guide that documents design principles, UI components, and brand guidelines for consistency in future development.
16. Design Handoff:
    • Preparation of design assets and specifications for seamless handoff to developers, including design files, style guides, and any other necessary documentation.
17. Collaboration with Developers:
    • Collaboration with the development team to ensure that the design vision is accurately translated into the final product.
18. User Testing and Feedback:
    • Incorporation of feedback from user testing sessions to refine and improve the design.
19. Final Design Files:
    • Delivery of final design files in appropriate formats for development, such as PSD, Sketch, Figma, or other design tools.
20. Presentation to Stakeholders:
    • Presentation of the final design to stakeholders, providing insights into design decisions and ensuring alignment with project goals.
21. Documentation:
    • Comprehensive documentation that includes design rationale, specifications, and any additional details that aid in understanding and implementing the design.
22. Training:
    • Training materials and sessions for content creators and administrators to understand and maintain the design consistency.

Coming to an agreement on the abovementioned deliverables based on realistic timelines with adequate resources is in our opinion the best practice approach that contributes to the highest probability of successful implementation of a visually appealing, user-friendly and brand-consistent Web Design Solution.