I'm an event designer specialising in 3D renders, production design and creative content for live, hybrid and virtual events. I design spaces that look stunning in a render and actually work on the day. Beyond the 3D, I handle the full visual layer of an event: presentation design, motion graphics and animated screen content, event branding, social media and landing pages .
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Hi! I'm a UX/UI and presentation designer helping startups and businesses turn ideas into clear, engaging, and visually impactful designs. I work on pitch decks, business presentations, websites, landing pages, and digital products. Whether you have a rough idea, a content-heavy document, or an existing design that needs a refresh, I can help bring it to life. I enjoy simplifying complex information and creating designs that look great, communicate clearly, and align with your brand and business goals.
Senior performance marketing strategist, 7 years across agency and in house roles, including guiding junior team members, running Google and Meta Ads across a wide range of industries. I don't just run ads, I look at the whole picture, tracking, site, offer, to find what's really holding results back. Recent work: grew a B2B client's leads from 76 to 371 a month while cutting cost per lead from $15.62 to $8.04, and took their EOFY campaign to 13.4x, up from 3.2x the year before. I work solo, respond fast, and care about results that actually mean something, not vanity metrics.
Melbourne based performance marketer with years of experience turning ad budgets into growth for local businesses and national brands. I plan, build and manage high performing campaigns across Google Ads, Meta Ads, Facebook and Instagram, TikTok, Performance Max, Google Shopping and programmatic. Skilled in paid search (SEM), paid social, PPC, lead generation, ecommerce, retargeting, landing page optimisation and conversion tracking with GA4, Google Tag Manager and Looker Studio. Experienced across retail, FMCG, property, hospitality and nonprofit. Strategy to reporting, handled end to end.
A Melbourne-based independent UX Designer and Founder of Superkind design studio. I collaborate with agencies and businesses to craft elegant digital experiences that drive change and leave a positive mark.
I help businesses turn more clicks into customers through landing pages, sales funnels and conversion rate optimisation. With 5+ years’ experience across 142+ businesses and 80+ industries, I bring top agency expertise from King Kong and Clearwater to every project. My work connects persuasive copy, compelling offers and seamless customer journeys with paid media strategy. Whether you need a new funnel, landing page, or a website that converts more of your existing traffic, I combine strategy with execution to turn visitors into leads and sales.
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ABN connectedI’m a passionate Graphic Designer with expertise in branding, marketing campaigns, and national project rollouts. With experience in retail, FMCG, real estate and hospitality, I thrive on crafting visually compelling and strategically impactful designs. With skills in Adobe Creative Suite, Figma, digital animation, CRM platforms, and project management tools, I seamlessly bridge creativity with business objectives.
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A web design gig usually covers the look and layout of every page (colour, type, imagery, spacing), a mobile-responsive build or a design file handed to a developer, navigation and a contact form, and basic on-page SEO like page titles and alt text. Confirm in the brief whether the freelancer is designing only, or designing and building, because the price and timeline are very different.
A design that gets out of the customer's way. It loads fast on a phone, says what you do and where in the first screen, and makes the next step obvious (call, book, enquire). Real photos of your work and your team beat stock images, and reviews placed near the call to action do more for conversions than any clever animation.
A standard 5 to 8 page small business site typically takes 3 to 6 weeks from brief to launch. The design itself is usually a week or two; the rest is content, feedback rounds and revisions. Having your copy and photos ready before kickoff is the single biggest thing you can do to speed it up.
You can. Squarespace, Wix and Canva templates will get a presentable site live without design skills, and for some businesses that is enough. The trade-off is time (most owners sink 60 plus hours into their first site) and a template look that customers have seen before. A freelance designer gets you a site shaped around your business in weeks, and you still edit it yourself afterwards.
Template-based design (a quality theme customised to your brand) is faster and cheaper, and for a brochure site it is usually the right call. Custom design earns its keep when your business needs something templates do not handle well, such as unusual booking flows, a strong visual brand, or a site that has to stand apart in a crowded market. Ask the freelancer to quote both ways off your brief.
You should. The design files, the website itself, the domain and the hosting account all belong in your name, with you holding the master logins. Write it into the gig before work starts. On Unjumble, handover of files and access is a standard stage you sign off before the final payment is released.
It can, but design alone will not do it. A fast, mobile-friendly site with clear page titles and copy that matches what customers actually search is the foundation; Google also weighs your Google Business Profile and links from local sites. Most freelance web designers cover the on-page basics during the build. For ongoing ranking work, post a separate SEO gig.
A freelance web design project in Melbourne typically costs $2,500 to $7,000. Simple template-based sites can come in from around $1,000, while larger custom builds run up to $15,000. Page count, custom features and whether copy and photos are included all move the price.
Hourly rates for design-led web work run about $88 to $188. Nearer $88 is a junior designer, which can work when you're starting from a template and mostly need pages laid out well. Most web design gigs land in the middle of the band, an experienced designer who'll structure the site around what you actually want visitors to do, not just make it look current. The narrower spread here compared with other design work is worth knowing: web design rates cluster, so a quote well outside this band deserves a question either way.
Look at live sites they have shipped, not just mockups, and open them on your phone. Check they load fast and the call to action is obvious. Read their verified reviews on Unjumble, ask how many revision rounds the gig includes, and confirm who owns the site and the design files after launch.
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Every gig runs on a payment schedule you both agree on up front, and every payment is held securely through Stripe. On an outcome-based gig you fund each stage before the work starts and it is released once you sign off. On a time-based gig you are charged for each month as it starts, and it is released to your freelancer once that month has been worked. No chasing invoices, and no paying for work that is not done.