Update deliverables.md

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 UX deliverables vary depending on the project phase, team size, and goals. Some of the most common types include:
 
-- **User research reports**
-  Summarize findings from interviews, surveys, usability tests, or diary studies. Often includes themes, insights, and opportunities.
+- **User research reports:** Summarize findings from interviews, surveys, usability tests, or diary studies. Often includes themes, insights, and opportunities.
+- **Personas:** Representations of user types, including behaviors, goals, and pain points. Personas help teams align on who they are designing for.
+- **Customer journey maps:** Visual timelines of a user's interaction with a product or service — highlighting touchpoints, emotions, and pain points.
+- **Task flows and user flows:** Diagrams showing step-by-step paths a user takes to complete specific tasks or reach a goal.
+- **Wireframes:** Low-fidelity layouts that outline basic structure and content without detailed styling. Used to align on layout early.
+- **Prototypes:** Interactive versions of a design, used for testing or stakeholder demos. May be low-fidelity (clickable wireframes) or high-fidelity (polished UI mockups).
+- **Design systems or UI kits:** Collections of reusable components, styles, and patterns to ensure consistency across an interface.
+- **Accessibility documentation:** Notes or specs highlighting how the design meets accessibility standards, such as contrast ratios or keyboard navigability.
 
-- **Personas**
-  Representations of user types, including behaviors, goals, and pain points. Personas help teams align on who they are designing for.
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-- **Customer journey maps**
-  Visual timelines of a user's interaction with a product or service — highlighting touchpoints, emotions, and pain points.
-
-- **Task flows and user flows**
-  Diagrams showing step-by-step paths a user takes to complete specific tasks or reach a goal.
-
-- **Wireframes**
-  Low-fidelity layouts that outline basic structure and content without detailed styling. Used to align on layout early.
-
-- **Prototypes**
-  Interactive versions of a design, used for testing or stakeholder demos. May be low-fidelity (clickable wireframes) or high-fidelity (polished UI mockups).
-
-- **Design systems or UI kits**
-  Collections of reusable components, styles, and patterns to ensure consistency across an interface.
-
-- **Accessibility documentation**
-  Notes or specs highlighting how the design meets accessibility standards, such as contrast ratios or keyboard navigability.
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-## When Deliverables Are Created
+## When are Deliverables Created
 
 UX deliverables are created throughout the **design process**, from early discovery to final handoff:
 
-- **During discovery and research**
-  Research plans, interview scripts, personas, and research summaries are common early-phase deliverables.
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-- **During design and exploration**
-  Wireframes, sketches, mood boards, or early prototypes are shared to get alignment on structure and direction.
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-- **During testing and iteration**
-  Updated prototypes, annotated screens, or usability test plans and results are created to capture progress and findings.
-
-- **During delivery or handoff**
-  Final designs, redlines, interaction specs, and documentation are packaged for handoff to engineering or development teams.
+- **During discovery and research:** Research plans, interview scripts, personas, and research summaries are common early-phase deliverables.
+- **During design and exploration:** Wireframes, sketches, mood boards, or early prototypes are shared to get alignment on structure and direction.
+- **During testing and iteration:** Updated prototypes, annotated screens, or usability test plans and results are created to capture progress and findings.
+- **During delivery or handoff:** Final designs, redlines, interaction specs, and documentation are packaged for handoff to engineering or development teams.