UX Design
Our UX designers in Melbourne help socially responsible organisations identify people’s changing needs. In turn, we create engaging user-centric solutions.
Reduce inefficiencies and solve user frustrations.
Not-for-profits and for-purpose organisations are constantly under pressure. They endeavour to minimise operational costs while maintaining funding streams. At Yump, we help clients overcome ongoing hurdles by identifying gaps and issues with their UX strategies, and delivering people-first outcomes that address real-world problems. Our work cuts to the heart of what users really need. In the end, our carefully crafted UX design empowers vulnerable and disadvantaged people – they can easily engage with the information and support they need to live better lives.
Services
Information Architecture
We know that a poorly structured digital experience will negatively affect user satisfaction, enquiries and conversions. Drawing on insights gathered during user research, our analysts devise content architecture that prioritises key information to ensure it can be easily found by your most important customers.
Wireframing & Prototyping
We create wireframes for fast iteration based on co-design best practices and feedback. Before applying a look and feel to your solution, our UX designers create high-fidelity prototypes to test assumptions and refine the usability of key user workflows and pathways.
User Interface Design
To engage audiences, organisations have to appeal to a broad range of users with unique and overlapping needs. Equipped with a detailed understanding of your priority users and business requirements, our UX team will explore your creative brief together and develop the most inspiring ideas into visual designs.
Responsive Design
While our approach to design will always be informed by website analytics, designing for mobile is a must. For this reason, we create responsive designs that not only look great on desktop but provide an elegant experience for customers on tablets and mobile devices.
Design for Accessibility
Our vast accessibility knowledge comes from extensive experience working with NDIS-registered organisations in developing digital solutions for people with disabilities. We conduct regular accessibility testing of front-end templates to ensure compliance with WCAG guidelines at a level of your choice to ensure accessibility for all, regardless of ability.
Usability Testing
Usability testing is a critical part of our success. We have decades of experience conducting usability testing with a broad range of users, including customers, donors and supporters. Our approach varies depending on individual needs, but activities can range from in-depth interviews through to moderated user testing. We always observe user interactions and analyse feedback to arrive at clear, actionable recommendations.
Featured work
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Expression Australia
Expression Australia (EA), formerly known as VicDeaf, is a not-for-profit organisation and ambassador of Deaf culture and Auslan. Created by and for the Deaf community, EA proudly upholds social accessibility by using both Auslan and English to create a bilingual and bicultural workplace.
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Thankyou
Thankyou’s mission is to solve poverty by redistributing wealth from consumer spending. Using its innovative range of personal care and baby products, the social enterprise redirects profits to uplift 764 million people living in extreme poverty around the world.
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DeafNav
Deafnav is a centralised portal helping Australians better understand, access and connect with the deaf and hard of hearing community. It provides resources, support and services designed to improve the quality of life for people in the deaf and hard of hearing communities, as well as their families.
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MacKillop Family Services
MacKillop Family Services is a leading NDIS-registered provider of integrated services for children, young people and families. It educates and works for the rights of at-risk people to make sure they always feel safe, nurtured and connected in society.
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CMRI Jeans For Genes
Children’s Medical Research Institute (CMRI) is responsible for “Jeans For Genes Day,” one of the most recognised fundraising days in Australia. Contributions go towards the world-leading scientific research institute in the areas of cancer, neurobiology, embryology and gene therapy – making a life-changing difference to children, young people, and their families.
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Positive Partnerships
Positive Partnerships is a national project funded by the Australian government and delivered by Autism Spectrum Australia. They work with Australian schools, communities and families to deliver free resources, workshops and online learning related to autism. This evidence-based content helps Positive Partnerships inform families and make a real difference in the lives of young people with autism.