This is the stage in which the entire visual identity of the product has already been defined, and the time has come to create something as faithful as possible.
This mockup will be used not only for usability testing, but also as a guide for developers to get started with the product.
The high-fidelity prototype should be mostly similar to the final product and should be navigable and interactive, thus facilitating the work of developers and testers.
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