UX Design Sydney · Senior Australian Team

Custom UX/UI Design

Conduct offers comprehensive custom UX/UI Design services for Sydney businesses. Our team of skilled and experienced app developers ensure to go above and beyond to accommodate for all your UX/UI Design needs, often delivering web and mobile UX/UI Design from scratch. We welcome all challenges presented to us.

Conduct is human centred and design-led. We share a commitment to creating exceptional experiences. Every outcome—from consulting to systems integration, implementation and ongoing maintenance—is custom-built and validated with research. We’re across client, server and API technologies and languages. The solutions we design lean on mainstream, open-source technology that’s easy to host, service and maintain.

Engage with us and become part of an award-winning team. We’ll transfer our UX/UI Design & technological capabilities to your Sydney business.

What is human-centred tech and what makes it so great?

Human-centred design boils down to creating systems that match people’s needs in the intended context of use. The custom web platforms we develop are built around a sound understanding of both user and business requirements. Effective tech considers how people work, how they think, what they want (and why), their perceptions and how the introduction of technology may affect their day-to-day. A design-driven approach ensures our solutions are useful, usable, flexible and future-proof.

UX/UI Design in Sydney

Conduct is an award-winning app & software development company and has been in the business of UX/UI Design for over 15 years. From web-based apps to native platforms, Conduct has delivered modern, connected and award-winning digital initiatives for some of Australia’s best-known organisations. Our entire team is Australia-based. For us, this promotes connection and efficiency. For our clients, it means reliable communication and timely service.

When you partner with us you gain complete visibility – always. Leverage our 15+ years experience to shape successful solutions to your Sydney business by tailoring our work to meet your specific needs. So, get in touch with us today! Contact us now.

Common questions about UX/UI design in Sydney

Do you work with clients in Sydney?+−

Yes. Conduct is an Australian UX and UI design team that works with Sydney organisations from our Melbourne studio, on site and remotely as the project needs. We have delivered design and research work for clients including the NDIS Quality & Safeguards Commission, Cleanaway and Medibank. Distributed delivery is how most of our enterprise and government work already runs.

What is the difference between UX and UI design?+−

UX (user experience) design is the research, structure and behaviour of a product: how a person moves through it and what it helps them achieve. UI (user interface) design is the visual and interaction layer: typography, colour, layout and components. The two overlap, and at Conduct they are delivered by the same team to avoid handoff loss between research, design and engineering. More on our approach is on the main UX and UI design page.

What does a UX/UI design engagement involve?+−

Most engagements begin with discovery: user research, stakeholder interviews and analysis of existing analytics or patterns. From there we move into prototyping, with something testable in front of real users inside the first few weeks. You finish with a documented design system, research artefacts and the prototype work needed to inform engineering.

How much does UX/UI design cost?+−

A focused UX engagement covering research, prototyping and a high-fidelity design system typically ranges from AUD $40,000 to $150,000 depending on product scope and complexity. Enterprise programs that add service design, accessibility audit and multi-platform UI design can exceed $250,000. Detailed cost ranges across project types are in our guide to software development costs in Australia.

Do you work with government and enterprise organisations?+−

Yes. Conduct is on the GovCMS panel and has delivered UX, accessibility and research work for government and enterprise clients across Australia, including the NDIS Quality & Safeguards Commission and the Department of Health & Human Services. We work to Australian Government accessibility and digital experience standards.

How does accessibility factor into your UX work?+−

Accessibility is built into our process from the start. We design to WCAG 2.2 AA as the baseline and to higher standards on government and clinical work. Conduct runs dedicated accessibility audits and inclusive user testing, including research with people with disability and the Royal Children’s Hospital Okee app, which was designed alongside paediatric clinicians.