Similar to the UI Design process, where we needed information such as client requirements, clear planning documentation, research, user personas, wireframes, and prototyping for building user interfaces, when it comes to frontend development, developers need to know how you think the user interface that you designed will work, alongside the assets that are included on your user interface design, layout, grids, and UI components and all other required documentation, so that they can start the user interface development process.
The best way to provide all the required assets and data to developers is by having a proper handover process from the design stage to development stage, and to achieve that we need to involve the development team in the design process from the beginning.
Before I move on and explain the steps for handing-off the UI design, let me first explain the product development process in a classic way; a simple product development process involves the following...