Post a gig in 60 seconds, get bids from web developers nearby. You pick the one that fits.
Ranked by profile completeness and proximity. Every freelancer who works on Unjumble has an ABN connected and an Australian mobile.
I'm a full-stack web developer with 16 years of industry experience. I specialise in React and Django, but have experience with a variety of other libraries and frameworks, and experience that ranges from marketing microsites and data capture to complex web app platforms.
Senior full-stack software engineer with 15+ years of experience building reliable web, cloud, and SaaS products. I specialise in scalable web applications, cloud platforms, and end-to-end product development using TypeScript, React, Next.js, Node.js, NestJS, SQL, AWS, and CI/CD. I also build cross-platform mobile and desktop applications for iOS, Android, Windows, and desktop environments. My strengths include system design, legacy modernisation, and turning complex requirements into practical, maintainable software.
I’m a graphic designer and brand strategist with 10+ years of experience helping businesses look, communicate and present themselves professionally. I specialise in branding, graphic design and websites, with a strong focus on creating work that’s not just visually strong, but clear, considered and fit for purpose. I’m easy to work with, reliable and genuinely invested in getting the details right. Whether you need a brand refresh, marketing materials, a website or ongoing design support, I can jump in and help.
Frontend Developer with a background in UI/UX Design
I design, build and maintain websites and web applications. One person, start to finish, no handoffs. Currently lead developer on a regulated medical device platform, and previously public health and compliance software. So I'm used to work that gets checked: accessible, fast, documented. Small businesses usually want a site they can update themselves, so I build on a CMS — you change your own copy without paying a developer to fix a typo. Larger clients tend to want software rather than a applications, APIs, and the design systems underneath Yeronga-based, working Australia-wide.
I lead Techfluent Systems, a boutique software development firm based in Brisbane (Australia) helping small businesses turn ideas, operational challenges and business requirements into practical digital solutions. I work directly with business owners and stakeholders across the full software delivery lifecycle — from discovery and business analysis through to solution architecture, product design, development, testing and deployment. Key areas of expertise are custom web-app, SaaS, iOS & Android mobile app development, API & third-party integrations, solutions design & delivery.
I'm the Founder and Technical Director of Little Dash, a digital delivery agency based in Brisbane working with agencies and ambitious businesses across Australia. At Little Dash, we're brought in when complexity matters, building platforms from the ground up, stabilising existing systems, or taking on projects that require both technical depth and structured delivery. Our stack centres on React.js, Payload CMS, and WordPress. I combine hands-on technical expertise with a strong design sensibility, which means clients get solutions that are built right and look right.
Freelance digital marketer helping businesses with websites, email marketing, advertising, and strategy. I have 5+ years experience working in-house for notable national brands within Australia, developing effective marketing strategies across a range of channels. I have demonstrated experience developing professional websites across multiple CMS platforms, creating email marketing sequences, paid advertising campaigns and overall marketing strategy.
Post a gig. Pick a local freelancer. Pay in stages. All in one web app. Finding great help shouldn't be hard work.
Tell us what you need, time-based or outcome-based. Takes 60 seconds and it's free to post.
Compare bids from local freelancers, view portfolios and past work.
When the work lands and you're happy, sign it off and release the payment securely through Stripe. Done and dusted.
A web development gig covers turning a design into a working, responsive site or app: the front-end build, any back-end and database work, connecting third-party services (payments, your CRM, an email tool), testing across browsers and devices, and deployment to your hosting. A proper gig also includes a handover, so the code, the repository and the hosting logins end up in your name with a doc on how to run it.
Design is the look and layout; development is the code that makes it work. A simple brochure site can be designed and built by one person on a platform like Webflow or Squarespace. Anything with a login, a database, custom features or third-party integrations needs a developer. If you already have a design, post a development gig; if you're starting from nothing, look for a freelancer who does both or post two gigs.
It depends on the brief, not the developer's habit. A marketing site you edit yourself suits Webflow, Squarespace or WordPress. An online store suits Shopify. Custom code (React, Next.js, Astro, Laravel) makes sense for web apps, marketplaces and anything with real users and data. A good developer recommends a stack off your actual requirements and explains the trade-offs in plain English.
A custom build of a marketing site usually takes 4 to 10 weeks from brief to launch. Simple sites are quicker. Web apps with logins, payments or integrations run 2 to 6 months for a first working version. Content and decisions are usually the slow part, so have your copy, images and sign-off process ready before the build starts.
For a simple site, yes: Squarespace, Wix and Webflow let you build without code, and AI coding tools help if you're technical. The catch is anything customer-facing with payments, accounts or data needs to be reliable, secure and maintainable, and that's where DIY builds usually crack. A common path is to start simple yourself, then bring in a developer once the business case is proven.
You do. The code, the repository, the hosting account, the domain and any third-party logins (payments, analytics, email) should all sit in your name at handover. Write that into the gig brief before work starts. On Unjumble, handover is a standard stage you sign off before the final payment is released.
Some, yes. A live site needs security updates, backups, uptime monitoring and the occasional bug fix. Agree up front how post-launch fixes are handled (most freelancers include a short warranty period for bugs in the original scope), then either learn the basics at handover or post a small ongoing gig for monthly maintenance.
Freelance web developers in Brisbane typically charge $90 to $225 an hour, depending on experience and specialty. Project pricing varies with scope: a custom marketing site sits at the lower end, while web apps with logins, databases and integrations can run $3,000 to $25,000 or more. Get a fixed quote against a written scope where you can.
Open live projects they've shipped, on your phone and on desktop, and look for the boring things done well: fast loading, working forms, sensible error states. Match their stack to your project, ask how they handle deployment, backups and post-launch bugs, and check the handover includes documentation. Read their verified reviews on Unjumble for whether past clients actually shipped.
Post a web development gig in 60 seconds. Describe the work, set your budget and timeframe, and choose whether it is time-based or outcome-based. Local freelancers send a bid with a quote, you compare their profiles, portfolios and reviews, then pick the one that fits. Posting is free, so you only pay for the work.
Every gig runs on a payment schedule you both agree on up front, and every payment is held securely through Stripe. On an outcome-based gig you fund each stage before the work starts and it is released once you sign off. On a time-based gig you are charged for each month as it starts, and it is released to your freelancer once that month has been worked. No chasing invoices, and no paying for work that is not done.
Gigs, kept local.
Australia-only marketplace pairing local businesses with local marketing freelancers.
© 2026 Unjumble Group Pty Ltd, Australia·ABN 52 675 599 621
