Accessible Transit App — Melbourne
Improved route discovery and voiceover support; measured +18% task success in usability tests.
Mobile App UX — Melbourne (A11)
Designing accessible, high-converting mobile experiences for Australian audiences. Native app UX, app accessibility (A11y), testing, and prototyping.
- Location: Melbourne, Australia — Victorian AEST hours
- Focus: Mobile app UX, accessibility audits, usability testing
- Contact: Nextmember@outlook.com
Services for mobile UX
Mobile UI Design
Pixel-perfect interfaces for iOS and Android, design systems, component libraries and adaptive layouts.
UX Strategy & Research
User research, interviews, journey mapping and feature prioritisation tailored to Australian users.
Accessibility (A11y) Audits
WCAG-focused audits, keyboard/screen-reader checks and actionable remediation for apps.
Our process — from discovery to launch
1. Discover
Stakeholder workshops, analytics review, accessibility baseline.
2. Research
User interviews, task analysis, prototype validation.
3. Design
Wireframes, hi‑fi UI, design system tokens for mobile.
4. Test & Deliver
Usability sessions, A11y fixes, developer-ready deliverables.
Accessibility-first mobile UX
We design with WCAG and Australian accessibility expectations in mind: color contrast, touch targets, voiceover/ TalkBack guidance and keyboard navigation for hybrid apps.
- WCAG 2.1 AA baseline for mobile.
- Touch-target and spacing optimisations.
- Screen reader flow and semantic structure for hybrid apps.
Selected case studies
Health & Wellbeing App
Design system for scalable components and WCAG-compliant forms for older audiences.
Team — Melbourne UX
Alex Morgan — Lead UX
Accessibility specialist with 8+ years designing mobile experiences across Australia.
Our Melbourne-based designers partner with product teams and engineers to ship accessible, measured mobile features. We embed testing into sprints and provide developer-ready assets and guidance.
FAQs
We align with WCAG 2.1 AA and best practices for mobile accessibility, and adapt recommendations to native platform conventions.
Yes — remote and in-person sessions with Australian participants, moderated or unmoderated, with task success metrics and A11y checks.
A focused mobile accessibility audit can take 5–10 business days depending on app complexity and number of screens.
Ready to improve your mobile UX?
We partner with product teams across Melbourne to design inclusive mobile experiences. Start with a discovery call or an accessibility audit.