Digitalis Global designs websites, web applications and app screens for Sydney and Australian businesses, from user research and wireframes to tested prototypes and designs your developers can build from. The scope and price are fixed before work starts, and you can try a design with users before paying for development.
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Prototypes tested with users before development spend
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Teams that skip research build screens on assumptions. The result is support requests, abandoned sign-ups and checkouts, and expensive changes after launch, when every fix costs developer time.
Users get lost in key workflows
People drop off at sign-up or checkout
Designers and developers disagree on what is in scope
The service covers user research, wireframes, prototypes, interface design and developer handoff for websites, web applications and apps. It suits some projects far better than others.
Not generic packages. Every engagement is scoped around what actually moves the needle for your brand.
Interviews, analytics review and journey mapping to find what users need before any screen is drawn. For an existing product, a UX audit lists the problems ranked by their effect on users and the effort to fix them.
Low and high-fidelity designs in Figma, linked into clickable prototypes that real users can try before anything is built, so problems show up while a change costs hours rather than a development sprint.
Finished screens for mobile and desktop, built from reusable components with documented colour, type and spacing, so development is faster and every screen matches. Accessibility is part of the brief.
A structured process with clear milestones, so you always know what's happening and what's next.
We go through your goals, your users, what exists today and how you will judge success, then send a proposal with the scope, price, timeline and exclusions. You: share analytics, customer feedback or support requests if you have them, and approve the proposal.
Interviews, an analytics review or a UX audit, then user flows, information architecture and wireframes. You: introduce us to users or customers we can talk to where research is in scope, and review the flows and wireframes.
The approved wireframes become a clickable prototype, which is tested with users and corrected before the final screens are designed. You: try the prototype yourself, and sign off the final designs before handoff.
Specifications, assets and design system documentation go to your developers, with support while they build, or our own web development team builds it. You: introduce your developers, or approve a build proposal.
No standalone UI/UX project is published on this site yet, and we publish a client result only when it has a source and a period, so instead we point to design work on sites we built. Both were live when we checked them in September 2026: the Tasmanian Mental Health Directory (tasmentalhealthdirectory.com.au), a mobile-first directory designed around listings and instant search, and Impact Care (impactcare.com.au), an NDIS provider’s site with a simplified service structure, one-click contact and accessibility as a requirement.
Products change after launch. We can keep designing new features, run usability reviews of live screens and keep the design system up to date, each piece scoped and quoted the same way as the first. When you message our team, we reply within 24 hours. The 30-day bug-fix guarantee covers website and app builds, so it applies to a design project only when we also build it.
Feature design sprints
Usability reviews
Design system updates
A reply within 24 hours
Modern, battle-tested tools chosen for performance, maintainability, and scale.
Digitalis Global works with businesses across Australia, with team members in Sydney and Newcastle NSW. Our developers and designers work from our development headquarters in Rawalpindi, Pakistan, and scoping and calls run in Australian business hours. We work remotely and have no walk-in office. Scope and price are fixed before work starts, and every build carries a 30-day bug-fix guarantee and a 24-hour response commitment.
How we quote: we scope the work on a free call, then send a fixed proposal listing the scope, price, timeline and exclusions. There is no price list, because the price depends on the scope; the questions that decide it are listed under UI/UX Product Design on our pricing page.
Straight answers. If yours isn't here, book a call and we'll walk through it together.
Ask us anything →It depends on how well you already know your users. A small, well-understood flow can go straight to wireframes, while a new product or a complex business tool is safer with research first, because it prevents rework later; we recommend one at discovery, and the proposal states what research is included.
Figma, for wireframes, finished designs and clickable prototypes. If you already have a component library, we can design within it.
Yes. A UX audit of the current product comes first, and the changes are ranked by their effect on users and the effort to build, so the worst problems are fixed first rather than everything being redesigned.
With a clickable prototype: people who match your users try real tasks on it, and the places where they hesitate or get stuck show what to change before anything is built. The proposal states how much testing is included.
Yes. The handoff includes specifications, assets and the design system documentation, and we support your developers with questions while they build.
Yes. Our web development team builds websites and web applications from our designs, which removes the handoff between two companies, and the 30-day bug-fix guarantee then applies to the build.
Yes, accessibility is part of the brief. The W3C’s WCAG 2.2 guidelines set, for example, a minimum contrast ratio of 4.5:1 for normal text at level AA; if you need formal WCAG conformance, for example as a government-funded or NDIS service, tell us at scoping so it is written into the scope.
Yes. We design for web, iOS and Android, and the proposal lists which platforms are in scope, because each one adds screens.
It depends on the number of flows and screens and on how much research and testing you want. The proposal gives a fixed timeline once the scope is agreed, and states what we need from you, and when, to keep to it.
Your goals, access to the current product and its analytics if it exists, any research or customer feedback you already have, and your brand files. If you have developers, an early introduction makes the handoff smoother.
Book a free 30-minute strategy call. We'll learn your goals, answer your questions, and outline a clear path forward, no pressure, no jargon.
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