We're a user experience design studio based in Melbourne, Australia
A dedicated team of passionate designers, thinkers, problem solvers and technologists
Our services
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Research & User Testing
Developing an informed design solution requires first understanding exactly what the problem is. We employ a range of research methods to help us clearly comprehend how your customers interact with your website or product and get to grips with their needs & motivations before we even think about developing design solutions.
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UX & Interaction Design
Ease of use can make or break a product or website. We work closely with you to explore and generate ideas and possible solutions before sketching, prototyping, iterating and testing our experience designs to ensure your customers will be able to perform even the most complex interactions with ease.
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UI Design & Development
Successful experience design is a careful balance of informed interaction design, beautiful interfaces and elegant front-end code. We're unique in our ability to not only provide well though-out wireframes, but meticulously designed, beautiful interfaces and elegant, clean code using the latest techniques and technologies.
Our work
About us
Thirst Studios is a small user experience design team based in Melbourne, Australia. We help organisations create and improve online products through research, strategy and design. In essence, we make simple, creative, easy-to-use online experiences that are a pleasure to use.
We have a strong focus on simplicity, interaction design, usability, web standards and accessibility, but most importantly we employ a user-centred design approach, which means we stay focused on the specific needs of your audience throughout the design process.
We've worked with an amazing range of clients, from large corporations and government departments to small community service organisations and funky little start-ups.
Drop us a line. We'd love to help you too.
From the blog
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Rob Hawkes joins us at the next Melbourne Geek Night
09 May 2012
We are really (really, really) excited to announce that Rob Hawkes, Technical Evangelist at Mozilla, will be giving a special presentation at the May 2012 Melbourne Geek Night. -
Progress bar with CSS and Javascript
03 May 2012
Over the past few months we’ve been redesigning the Thirst Studios website. As part of this redesign, we’ve added a shiny new project planner. We wanted the progress bar to function in two ways, firstly was to update as the next and previous buttons are clicked and we wanted the ability for users to click back to a section they had already completed in case there was an error or they wanted to make amendments.
