Which of the following is NOT typically considered a UID deliverable in a design workflow?

• A. Wireframes
• B. Style guides/brand guidelines
• C. Usability test reports
• D. Codebase deployment plan

Answer: (D)

Deliverables in a UI design workflow focus on how users will interact with the interface and what the interface will look like. Wireframes map out the layout and navigation to show structure without final visuals. Style guides or brand guidelines establish the visual language, including typography, color, and component rules, to ensure consistency across the UI. Usability test reports summarize how real users interact with the design and what improvements are needed to improve ease of use. A codebase deployment plan, by contrast, describes how the software will be built, packaged, and released, which is an engineering/DevOps concern rather than a design artifact. It’s not typically used to define or communicate the UI itself, so it isn’t considered a UID deliverable.