Payroll for freelancers, rebuilt so a monthly pay run takes four minutes instead of an afternoon.
Online booking for a chain of 23 physio clinics, designed with the receptionists who used to take every call.
A furniture store that sold mostly in person. The new shop explains fabrics, sizes and lead times before anyone has to ask.
Booking for 140 mountain huts across Norway, built to work on a single bar of signal at the trailhead.
A launch site and store for a small headphone maker, built around a sound test you can take in the browser.
A project archive and design system for a 90-person architecture practice with thirty years of drawings.
I sit where the problem happens: on the desk, in the field, in the support queue. One week, no slides.
We agree the one outcome that matters and write it down with a number next to it.
Prototypes in the real font on the real device, tested with five people every Friday.
I stay through the build, review every pull request that touches the interface and measure the result.
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TESTIMONIALS
“Noor asked better questions in week one than we had in a year. The pay run redesign paid for itself in a month of support tickets.”
“She spent four mornings on our front desk before drawing anything. Our receptionists still talk about it, and the booking flow shows it.”
“The 'will it fit?' check was a text field. It cut our returns by a quarter. Noor has no ego about the size of the idea.”
“Offline-first sounded like an engineering problem until Noor made it a design rule. Every screen had a weight budget, and she kept us to it.”
“We launched with six people and a sound test in the browser. 11,000 pre-orders later, I'd hire Noor for anything.”
“She got ninety architects to agree on what 'status' means. That alone deserves an award.”
