FAQ

A mockup is a visual representation or prototype of a design, offering a preview of how a final product will appear. It’s an essential tool in the design process, aiding in visualization and refinement.

Mockups serve various purposes:

They help designers conceptualize ideas and iterate designs before committing to full development.
They facilitate communication with clients and stakeholders by providing a tangible preview of the end product.
They assist in testing and validating design concepts, functionality, and user experience.

Yes, most mockups are designed to be used with graphic editing software such as Adobe Photoshop. These software tools allow users to customize and manipulate the mockup according to their project requirements.

No, redistribution or resale of the mockup files, whether modified or unmodified, is strictly prohibited. The license terms govern the permitted usage of the mockups, and any unauthorized distribution or resale violates these terms.

Yes, our mockups are often customizable. Users can modify various aspects of the design, including colors, fonts, images, and layout, to align with your project requirements and branding guidelines.

For license information regarding the usage of mockups, please refer to our license page. This page contains detailed information about the terms and conditions of use.

If you need further information or assistance regarding our mockups or licensing, please visit our contact page. You can reach out to us via the provided contact form or email address, and we’ll be happy to assist you.

While attribution is appreciated, it’s not always required. However, users are encouraged to credit the source of the mockup if feasible, as it helps support the creators and contributors behind the mockup designs.