I led the product design for a leading mobile app used across Norway for breakfast delivery. I played a key role in building features for family coordination and recurring subscriptions that simplified the morning routine for thousands of users.
The story of Morgenlevering is about making the morning routine as simple as possible. It is Norway's leading consumer app for fresh breakfast and groceries. The mission was to take a complex logistics process and turn it into a world class mobile experience. I was brought in as the App Designer to rebuild the core experience from the ground up.
The goal was to build an intuitive consumer app that felt like a morning ritual. We needed to simplify high level problems like family accounts and weekly subscriptions into a friendly interface.
The biggest challenge was the data. We had to manage active orders with strict deadlines and multi user billing without overwhelming the customer. I had to balance deep product work with a high velocity development cycle. We needed to look professional to win trust while competing in a fast moving market.
End to end UI and UX for the iOS and Android platforms.
A recurring order system with flexible postponement controls.
Shared account management and personalized gift flows.
Data visualizations showing environmental impact.
The first thing a user does is tell us where they live. I designed a fast address checker and calendar selector to ensure we could get them their food by dawn.
I designed a Family Group feature that allows up to 4 members to coordinate orders. You can see who added items to the cart, all billed to one manager.
I built the UI for recurring orders. Users can set their Friday Breakfast once and forget it. I included clear controls for postponing or editing upcoming deliveries.
Sending a breakfast surprise became a core feature. I designed a flow where users can pick a contact, add a personal message, and send a gift levert på døren.
I worked on the UI for Arbor verified metrics. Users can see exactly how much water or CO2 they saved by choosing specific bread products.
I mapped out every path from first login to receiving a gift. This made sure no user got lost in the process.
I built a robust set of reusable Figma components. This kept the design consistent and made it easy to scale the app later.
I built interactive prototypes to test the subscription and postpone logic. We found and fixed issues before development started.
I worked directly with the engineering team to solve edge cases in the checkout flow. We stayed in sync using Slack and Figma to move fast.
The best delivery app is the one you do not notice. If the food arrives on time with zero stress, the design worked.
We are selling a better start to the day. The colors and typography must feel warm and welcoming to the user.
A strong Figma library is the only way to manage a project this big. Consistent buttons and inputs save weeks of development time.
