Think of this as our version of a graduate program. It's structured, hands-on, and you'll work on real client projects while building practical skills in design, development and motion.
You will start with shared foundations in Figma, HTML and CSS, Webflow and basic motion with GSAP. Then you choose a primary focus. If you choose design, you will go deeper into UI, UX, research and motion direction. If you choose development, you will go deeper into Webflow builds, clean HTML and CSS, accessibility and GSAP implementation.
Who we are
A small, growing digital studio working with premium service providers. This is our first hire, so you'll work directly with me (Jai), contribute to live projects, and help shape how the studio grows.
What you will do
- Design websites in Figma/Sketch, learning UI, UX, user psychology and research fundamentals
- Build pages and components in Webflow using your basic HTML and CSS
- Learn motion design basics and implement animations on the web with GSAP
- Support on-page SEO, QA and day-to-day project delivery
- Research design and development trends, and test ideas
What you will learn
- Reusable components in Figma and Webflow with tidy naming
- When and how to use motion in design with GSAP
- Practical SEO for service businesses
- How a small studio delivers work end to end
- Either, Designer-leaning focus: UI systems in Figma/Sketch, UX flows, rapid research, visual polish, motion direction.
- Or, Developer-leaning focus: Webflow builds, clean HTML and CSS, component architecture, accessible QA, GSAP motion implementation.
And by week 8, you will have:
- A live landing page or small site in Webflow, reviewed and published
- Designer-leaning: a small website designed in Figma with a research summary that informed a design decision
- Developer-leaning: GSAP motion pieces implemented on live websites
Duration, pay & location
Duration
Eight weeks, four days per week, 7.5 hours per day (flexible)
Pay
$27/hr on ABN
Location
On site at The Commons Cremorne, 10–20 Gwynne Street, Cremorne 3121.
A one-minute walk to Swan Street and five minutes to Richmond Station.
Access to The Commons wellness program
Unlimited tea, coffee, snacks, beer, and cider on tap.
Pathway (Important)
If you're learning fast and delivering well, there is a clear pathway to a permanent position. We review progress at week eight and discuss extension or conversion if there's a mutual fit.
Who you are
- Final year student or recent graduate with side gigs or freelance work, or up to one year of relevant experience
- Bachelor level studies in UX design, interaction design, communication design, digital media, computer science, software engineering, or IT.
- You lean towards design or development, and you're willing to learn the basics of the other so we work smoothly as a team.
- Portfolio with three projects – web builds or web designs are both fine.
- Comfortable in Figma/Sketch
- You have basic HTML and CSS knowledge (important)
- Curious, organised, and keen to learn.
How to apply
Email your folio or site, three favourite projects with one line on problem and result, your availability, and confirmation of the right to work in Australia.
Subject line: "Internship Application".
Email: hello@alwaysbeta.au
