Bring assets and design references

Transfer the source material Superapp needs without carrying over clutter.

Good migration inputs explain both what the old product looks like and why it behaves that way. Bring the smallest reliable set of references needed to rebuild the experience.

What to bring

Final logo and app icon artwork with the right to use it.
Original photos, illustrations, audio, video, and licensed fonts.
Figma frames or screenshots for important screens and states.
Brand colors, typography rules, spacing, and reusable component behavior.
Copy, validation messages, onboarding text, and notification language.
A short description of every reference and where it belongs.

Reference or in-app asset?

Visual reference

A screenshot or mockup shows composition and style. Superapp should interpret it and rebuild the interface from native SwiftUI components.

Production asset

A logo, photo, illustration, sound, or video should appear as the original file inside the app. Say explicitly that it must be saved and used verbatim.

Use descriptive filenames, remove outdated alternatives, and provide one approved version of each brand asset. When several screenshots describe a flow, number them in interaction order and explain what changes between them.