Jason W.
Just joinedFront-end web development · Byron Bay NSW · 15+ yrs
Web DevelopmentSearch Engine Optimisation (SEO) +11
$94–156/hr Indicative. Bids set the price.
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Pannapat L.
Just joinedFront-end web development · Byron Bay NSW
Logo & Brand IdentityGraphic Design (Signage, Posters, Digital & Print) +8
Front-end web development · Sydney NSW · 20+ yrs
The most common question I am asked is, “Why choose me for SEO & Web Design?” The simple answer is, I not only understand SEO & Web Design, but what our clients want. I tailor all of our solutions to each individual client, and work closely with them to achieve their provide affordable SEO & web Design for small businesses as well as large, with small to huge budgets, and design our SEO campaigns & websites to not only achieve their desired results, but also at a price they can afford.
Web DevelopmentSearch Engine Optimisation (SEO) +2
Front-end web development · Wollongong NSW · 11+ yrs
With 10+ years of marketing experience, I've worked with 20+ businesses across different industries, helping them growth through tailored paid campaigns, website UX, SEO, AEO, automations, social media and copywriting. From strategy to execution.
Graphic Design (Signage, Posters, Digital & Print)Advertising & Marketing Creative +24
$75–88/hr Indicative. Bids set the price.
Front-end web development · Sydney NSW · 10+ yrs
I help business owners turn marketing into a growth engine: strategy, websites, CRM and the systems that connect them. I work out what’s worth doing, then build it: go-to-market and positioning, websites that convert, CRM and automation (Zoho, HubSpot) and eCommerce (Shopify, WooCommerce). As Commercial Manager at The Good Meal Co, I grew it from $0 to $3.5m a year in two years before its sale to SPC. Since then, I’ve led APAC marketing for Contentstack and taken PeopleTalking, Zi Chun Tea and Inform Buyers from strategy through to websites, CRM and eCommerce.
Web DevelopmentAPI & Integrations Development +17
$188–275/hr Indicative. Bids set the price.
Front-end web development · Sydney NSW · 8+ yrs
8+ years digital marketing experience - SEO, SEM, social strategy & content, lead gen, AI readiness & optimisation
Website & UI/UX DesignAdvertising & Marketing Creative +17
$188/hr Indicative. Bids set the price.
Front-end web development · Sydney NSW · 4+ yrs
I’m Morgan, a freelance graphic designer and creative based in Camden, NSW. I run Egghead Creative, a one‑person design service helping businesses that want sharp thinking, clean execution, and design that actually moves the needle.
Logo & Brand IdentityGraphic Design (Signage, Posters, Digital & Print) +13
Craig W.
ABN connectedFront-end web development · Nowra-Bomaderry NSW · 43+ yrs
SmartArts Design help Australian small businesses generate more enquiries through websites, branding and digital marketing.
Logo & Brand IdentityGraphic Design (Signage, Posters, Digital & Print) +33
$63–100/hr Indicative. Bids set the price.
What's the cost of a front-end web development in Ballina?
$150/hr
Before GST and our 5% platform fee
$90 Most sit around $150 $200
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Front-end web development in Ballina, questions
Building the part of a website people see and use, straight from a design: the HTML, CSS and JavaScript that lay out every page, the responsive behaviour across phones and desktops, the small interactions (menus, sliders, forms), and wiring it up to a CMS so you can edit content yourself. The focus is a fast, accessible, pixel-true site that matches the design closely. A proper gig also includes cross-browser testing, deployment to your hosting, and a handover so the code and repository end up in your name.
Front-end web development is website-focused: marketing and content sites where speed, accessibility, SEO and matching the design exactly are what matter. Front-end development is the broader engineering discipline, building any interface including web apps, dashboards and single-page apps with heavy state and logic, usually in a framework like React or Vue. If you need a website built from a design, this is the gig. If you're building an app-like product with logins and live data, post a front-end development gig instead.
Web design is the look and layout, the visual decisions, usually delivered as a Figma file or mockups. Front-end web development is the code that turns that design into a real, working website in the browser. A designer hands over the screens; a front-end web developer builds them so they load fast, work on every device and match the design pixel for pixel. If you already have a design, post a front-end web development gig. If you're starting from scratch, look for someone who does both or post two gigs.
Front-end web development is the visible layer of a website, the build from the design, with content managed through a CMS. A full web development gig also covers the back-end: a database, custom logic, user accounts and server-side integrations. If your site is brochure-style or content-led (pages, a blog, contact forms, a CMS), front-end web development is enough. The moment you need logins, a store with custom checkout or stored user data, you're into full web development.
Three things you can check yourself: it loads fast, it works cleanly on a phone, and it matches the design without sloppy spacing or broken layouts. Underneath, look for accessibility done right (proper headings, alt text, keyboard navigation, readable contrast) and sensible SEO basics (clean page titles, fast load, content visible in the HTML). These aren't extras. A fast, accessible site ranks better and turns more visitors into customers.
It depends on how you'll run it. If you want to edit everything yourself with no code, Webflow, Squarespace or WordPress suit a marketing site. For a fast, custom-coded site that still gives you a CMS, a framework like Astro, Next.js or Nuxt is a strong pick, often paired with a headless CMS like Sanity or Storyblok so non-technical staff can update content. A good developer recommends the tool off how often you'll edit, your budget and who maintains it, then explains the trade-offs plainly.
A small marketing site built from a finished design usually takes 1 to 3 weeks. A larger site with many page types, a blog and CMS integration runs 3 to 6 weeks. The slow part is rarely the code, it's content and sign-off on your side, so have your copy, images and approvals ready before the build starts. Building from a complete, final design is the single biggest thing that keeps it fast.
You do. The code, the repository, the hosting account, the domain and any CMS or third-party logins should all sit in your name at handover, with a short doc on how to edit content and deploy changes. Write that into the gig brief before work starts. On Unjumble, handover is a standard stage you sign off, or raise an issue on, before the final payment goes out.
Freelance front-end web developers in Ballina typically charge $90 to $200 an hour, depending on experience. Priced by scope, a small marketing site built from a design often lands around $1,500 to $5,000, while a larger site with many templates and CMS integration can run $6,000 to $15,000 or more. Get a fixed quote against a written scope and a finished design where you can.
Open live sites they've built, on your phone and on desktop, and check the boring things done well: fast loading, clean layout on every screen size, working forms, and a close match to the original design. Run one through a quick speed test if you can. Ask how they handle accessibility, SEO basics and the CMS, and confirm the handover includes a clean repository and documentation. Read their verified reviews on Unjumble for whether past businesses actually shipped.
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Every gig runs on a payment schedule you both agree on up front, and every payment runs through Stripe. On an outcome-based gig each stage is charged before the work starts and held by Unjumble until sign-off, or until it pays out on its own 14 days after it's submitted. On a time-based gig you're charged for each month as it starts, and it pays out when the next month starts unless you raise an issue.
