UX/UI Design

UX/UI design for websites and products

UX/UI design is how people move through your offer — flows, hierarchy, components and interface detail — before (or without) a full build. It stops expensive development on unclear screens.

We deliver UX/UI for marketing sites and lighter web products: wireflows, key screens, and a component-minded UI kit developers can implement without guesswork.

What you receive

User flows for the jobs that matter (enquire, book, buy, find a service); wireframes that settle structure before visual polish; UI design in Figma with consistent type, spacing and components; notes for implementation (states, breakpoints, content rules); and optional design-only handover for your internal team or another developer. Revision rounds are structured — typically after wireframes and after visual UI — so feedback stays focused.

A useful file is not a gallery of pretty frames. Empty, error, loading and success states for forms and key tasks are part of the kit. Content rules (character counts, image ratios, what happens when a title wraps) save more build time than another unused colour token.

When to buy UX/UI on its own

Commission design-only when an internal team or another developer will build, when stakeholders need alignment before a stack decision, or when a product’s confusion is concentrated in a few flows. Medical booking and intake, education enrolment paths, and professional consultation funnels benefit from this because the cost of a wrong screen is operational, not just aesthetic.

Skip a standalone UX project if you already know the sitemap and only want a visual refresh inside an existing CMS — that is often website redesign. Skip it if you need authenticated workflows, permissions and APIs designed as a product; pair UX with web application development instead of treating Figma as the whole delivery.

Research without theatre

We do lightweight research when it changes decisions: stakeholder interviews, analytics review, competitor teardown. Full lab studies only when the product risk justifies them. Smaller sites get a lighter pattern library; larger products get a fuller design system — not enterprise overhead by default.

We will not invent personas that nobody in the business recognises. If analytics and sales conversations already show where people stall, we start there. Our process puts journey agreement before visual polish so you are not approving colours on an unsettled flow.

Decisions, constraints and integrations with the real stack

You will decide: mobile-first breakpoints that match how customers actually arrive; which brand rules are load-bearing versus open; how many templates exist (home, service, article, app shell); and whether design must map to WordPress, Webflow or a custom front end. Designing components that the chosen CMS cannot support is wasted money.

Accessibility is a design constraint, not a developer surprise: contrast, focus order, form labels, and motion that can be reduced. We note those in the file. Third-party embeds (booking, maps, chat) get a designed slot so they do not explode the layout.

Risks, measurement and handover

Risks: designing every page instead of a template system; stakeholders giving visual notes on wireframes; and a kit so large nobody implements it. We timebox rounds. Developers should not need a meeting to learn what a hover state does.

We measure UX work by whether build questions drop, whether key tasks are completable in prototype or staging, and whether enquiry or booking paths lost steps rather than gained them. We do not claim conversion percentages we have not measured.

Handover includes organised Figma pages, component naming, and implementation notes. File ownership sits with you. Browse our work for how those journeys look once implemented.

When UX/UI sits inside a build, it is a phase before development — not a separate vanity exercise. Pair with custom website design, WordPress, Webflow or web application development. We also improve existing product UI with audits and prioritised flow fixes.

Who this suits

Teams that need alignment before build, products with confusing flows, or businesses refreshing UI without rewriting everything at once.

Get a quote describing the product or site, who uses it, and where people get stuck today.

What you get

• Flows and wireframes that settle structure before visual polish
• Figma UI with reusable components and clear states
• Implementation notes developers can build from without guesswork
• Lightweight research when it changes decisions
• Design-only or full-build pairing — whichever you need

How we deliver

1. Research and journey maps
2. Wireframes
3. UI system
4. Handoff to build

Get a quote for ux/ui design in Perth — tell us your goals and current setup.