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Best UI/UX designers in Wollongong

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Loreto M.

Just joined ABN connected

UI/UX designer · 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.

UI/UX designer · Austinmer NSW

I'm a versatile designer with corporate and startup experience, specialising in product, graphic, and UX/UI design for web and mobile applications. I have experience in agile environments, collaborating with product managers, developers, stakeholders, and marketing teams.

Graphic Design (Signage, Posters, Digital & Print)Website & UI/UX Design +2

Matt C.

Just joined ABN connected

UI/UX designer · Sydney NSW · 20+ yrs

I bring branding, creative and digital together to build one connected home for your business. From brand identity and websites to leads, follow-ups, emails and social media, I create and train a team of AI agents to help manage it all, so you can focus on running your business.

Logo & Brand IdentityGraphic Design (Signage, Posters, Digital & Print) +28
$150–188/hr Indicative. Bids set the price.

Samir G.

LinkedIn connected ABN connected

UI/UX designer · 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.

Nathan B.

LinkedIn connected ABN connected

UI/UX designer · Sydney NSW · 9+ yrs

Polar Web Agency helps Australian trade and service businesses generate more leads and revenue through SEO and Pay-Per-Lead marketing. Founded by Nathan, who spent 10 years running a business on the tools before moving into digital marketing, so we build strategies around real enquiries, not vanity reports. SEO retainers build long-term Google visibility and organic leads. Pay-Per-Lead delivers exclusive, qualified leads tied to results. We measure success by qualified phone calls and form fillouts, not traffic or impressions. Website consulting, strategy and coaching.

Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)Google Business Profile Management +6
$188–375/hr Indicative. Bids set the price.

Mike S.

LinkedIn connected ABN connected

UI/UX designer · Sydney NSW · 9+ yrs

Digging into ideas with future-thinkers, I help people unearth and distil their ideas into tangible solutions that benefit people and planet. Fluent in both product and brand — I help businesses connect the two. Defining strategy, creating design languages that work across identity, hardware and software. A big believer that design, creativity and curiosity must contribute to making the world a healthier, more inclusive and sustainable place.

Logo & Brand IdentityGraphic Design (Signage, Posters, Digital & Print) +5
$1,250–1,500/day Indicative. Bids set the price.

Dee R.

LinkedIn connected ABN connected

UI/UX designer · 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.

Shelley W.

LinkedIn connected ABN connected

UI/UX designer · Sydney NSW · 7+ yrs

Hi hello, it’s Shelley! I’m a freelance designer with 7+ years experience across graphic design, web design and art direction – I currently help digital-native brands in the fashion, beauty and lifestyle space transform their strategy into considered, human-centred design. As a generalist at heart, I naturally sit at the intersection of research, strategy and craft. I deeply believe that design is fundamentally about communication and problem solving, so I personally love diving into data on why something is (or isn’t) working, whilst still appreciating the creativity and visual design.

Logo & Brand IdentityGraphic Design (Signage, Posters, Digital & Print) +10
$875–1,063/day Indicative. Bids set the price.

What's the cost of a UI/UX designer in Wollongong?

$135/hr

Before GST and our 5% platform fee

$90 Most sit around $135 $190
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A design-led website gig usually covers research into how your customers use the site, wireframes that map the pages and flows, the visual design itself (layout, colour, type, components), a mobile-responsive build or a developer-ready design file, and a handover so you can edit content yourself. Bigger gigs add user testing, a design system, or app and dashboard screens beyond the marketing site.

UX (user experience) is how the site works: what pages exist, how a customer gets from landing to enquiring, where the friction is. UI (user interface) is how it looks: the buttons, colours, type and spacing that make it feel polished and trustworthy. Most freelance website designers do both, but it is worth asking, because a beautiful site that confuses people fails at its job.

A visitor should know what you do, where you do it and what to do next within the first screen. Good UX means a navigation with five clear items rather than twelve clever ones, forms that ask only what you need, tap-to-call on mobile, and the booking or enquiry path tested on a real phone. Every step you remove between landing and enquiring shows up in your leads.

A design-led small business site typically takes 4 to 8 weeks from brief to launch: a week or two for research and wireframes, a couple of weeks for visual design and revisions, then the build. Design-only gigs (handing files to your own developer) are faster. Content and decision time on your side are usually the slow parts, so have copy and photos ready.

If your site is a simple brochure (who you are, what you do, how to call), a well-designed template covers you. UX work earns its keep when the site has to do a job: bookings, quotes, an online store, a member area, or anything where visitors currently drop out. If you get traffic but few enquiries, that is a UX problem, not a traffic problem.

Most designers work in Figma, which is handy for you because you can view designs in the browser and comment directly on them. The build then happens in Webflow, Framer, WordPress, Shopify or custom code depending on your needs. The tool matters less than the handover: make sure you get access to the design file and the built site, in accounts you own.

You do. The design files, the website, the domain and the hosting account should all sit in your name, with you holding the master logins. Write it into the gig before work starts. On Unjumble, handover of the design file, site access and any third-party tool logins is a standard stage you sign off, or raise an issue on, before the final payment goes out.

Decide the measure before you start: more enquiries, more bookings, fewer abandoned carts, fewer support calls. Get analytics set up before launch so you have a baseline, then compare the months after. A good designer will talk in those terms from the first chat; if the conversation is only ever about how it looks, that is a flag.

A freelance design-led website in Wollongong typically costs $3,000 to $7,000. Smaller jobs like a redesign of key pages can start around $1,000, while larger projects with research, user testing and custom builds run up to $25,000. Hourly work usually sits between $90 and $190 an hour depending on experience.

Hourly rates run about $90 to $190. A junior nearer $90 can build screens from an existing design system and keep things consistent. Most UI/UX gigs sit in the middle of the band, a designer who can work from a problem rather than a screen list, and who'll tell you when a flow is the issue rather than the layout. Rates for this work cluster more tightly than for print or brand design, so the bigger cost driver is usually scope: screen count, how many states each needs, and whether research or a component library is in the gig.

Look at live sites they have designed, not just portfolio mockups, and use them on your phone: can you find the price, the location, the next step? Ask how they decide layout (you want to hear about users and goals, not just aesthetics), how many revision rounds the gig includes, and read their verified reviews on Unjumble.

Post a design gig in 60 seconds. Describe the work, set your budget and timeframe, and choose whether it is time-based or outcome-based. Local freelancers send a bid with a quote, you compare their profiles, portfolios and reviews, then pick the one that fits. Posting a gig is free. When you accept a bid, each stage is the freelancer's price, plus GST if they're registered, plus our 5% platform fee (worked out on the price before GST, GST included). A $1,000 stage from a GST-registered freelancer comes to $1,150.

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.
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