
Auckland
Samantha T.
Website Designer & Developer
Improve conversions and usability with a local UX designer who runs research, wireframes and prototypes for sites and apps.

Auckland
Samantha T.
Website Designer & Developer

Waikato
Tom D.
Brand Designer & Website Designer

Waikato & Auckland
Libby C.
Graphic Designer

Auckland
Kylie M.
Graphic & Web Designer

Auckland
Luke M.
Digital Designer

Christchurch
Magdalene M.
Senior Graphic & UX Designer
Most UX designers handle some or all of this. Pick the parts you need and we'll put them in your brief.
Identify usability blockers, redesign key pages and test variants to lift sign-ups, sales or leads.
Map and restructure multi-step processes (bookings, onboarding, checkout) so customers complete tasks with fewer errors.
Run rapid research and prototype tests to check demand and refine features before full build.
Audit key pages for accessibility issues against WCAG, with prioritised fixes your developer can work through.
Turn requirements into wireframes and clickable prototypes, then test them with real users to settle the design before development.
Not sure which parts you need?
Tell us what you want to get done. We'll shape the brief with you and share it with freelancers who fit.
We do the legwork of briefing and finding people, then step back so you work directly with the UX designer you choose.
Share your project, the help you need, and any timing or budget you have in mind.
Review interested freelancers and their work. Choose who you want an introduction to.
Agree the scope, timing, and price with your freelancer.
The profiles below show the kind of freelancers in our network, and your brief reaches suitable people beyond those shown. Create a brief, relevant freelancers apply, you review the applications, then request warm introductions to the people you want to talk to.

Senior Graphic & UX Designer

Website Designer & Developer

Brand Designer & Website Designer

Graphic Designer

Graphic & Web Designer

Digital Designer

Graphic & Web Designer

Web Developer
Need someone based in Auckland? Compare local UX designers, then brief the national network if you want a wider shortlist.
What New Zealand UX designers typically charge, by type of work. Freelancers quote you directly after reading your brief.
Projects fromNZ$2,500
A focused UX audit, wireframes and a short fixes list for a small site or a handful of pages.
Projects fromNZ$8,000
Research, clickable prototypes and user testing for a feature or a medium-sized website area.
Projects fromNZ$30,000
Full product UX and UI design with research, multiple prototypes and developer-ready UI for a larger site or app.
Freelancers quote after reading your brief. These move the price most.
Estimates are indicative, may exclude GST and ongoing software or platform fees, and final scope and rates are agreed directly with the freelancer. Updated October 2026.
Below are real case study summaries from freelancers in the Unicorn Factory network. They illustrate the types of UX and product work available.
John-Luke W.
Samantha T.
Samantha T.
Barbi L.
Nikolai B.
Nikolai B.Bex has significantly enhanced the creativity and inspiration of our entire team, both through the quality of her work output and her proactive leadership among other designers.

Feedback for Rebecca R.
Graphic Designer · Wellington
Straight answers to what NZ business owners ask us most.
Small audits can take 1–2 weeks; prototype and testing engagements typically 3–6 weeks; full redesigns often run 2–4 months depending on scope.
Look for relevant case studies, ask about research methods they use (interviews, usability tests) and request examples of similar commercial outcomes.
Yes — freelancers commonly hand over designs with developer-ready assets and acceptance criteria or collaborate directly with your team during build.
Testing reduces guesswork. For new features or major changes, even a small set of moderated tests can uncover high-value improvements.
Relevant freelancers apply, you review applications and portfolios, and Unicorn Factory makes warm introductions so you can interview and agree scope and rates.
Yes. Many UX designers audit pages against WCAG, run moderated or unmoderated usability tests, and produce wireframes and interactive prototypes. Say which pages or flows matter and who your users are, so applicants can scope the work.
We'll help you shape the brief, find New Zealand freelancers who fit, and introduce you.