Jannike Erichson
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Hverdagshelten
Hverdagshelten is a mobile app designed to help people in financially vulnerable situations easily find free local offers and support schemes, all in one place. With a clear and welcoming experience, the app reduces stress, saves time, and empowers users to feel confident and more included in society.
Background
Economic vulnerability is not only about lack of money, it’s often about lack of overview and access. Today, support information is scattered across different websites, posters, and social media, often hidden behind complex language and bureaucracy. This fragmentation leads to:
Our insight was clear: when life is already difficult, help should be easy. Hverdagshelten was created to restore dignity through simplicity.
Goal
Our goal was to design a centralized, user-friendly app where people can:
We focused on ensuring:
Process
We followed a human-centered UX approach grounded in empathy and inclusion.
We conducted:
This resulted in key insights: People want help, but the system is too hard to navigate.
My Contribution in Design
I contributed heavily to the private user experience, including:
I focused strongly on:
Testing & Iteration
Two rounds of usability testing guided improvements on:
Each iteration brought the product closer to becoming a stress-reducing daily helper.
Result
Hverdagshelten now makes it easy to find local offers and support schemes through:
Users gain:
Because help becomes visible, reachable and normal.
What I Have Learned
This project strengthened my skills in:
Most importantly, I learned that good UX is not just convenient, it can be life-changing. When a system supports people in vulnerable moments, design becomes a true everyday hero.
Hverdagshelten
Hverdagshelten is a mobile app designed to help people in financially vulnerable situations easily find free local offers and support schemes, all in one place. With a clear and welcoming experience, the app reduces stress, saves time, and empowers users to feel confident and more included in society.
Background
Economic vulnerability is not only about lack of money, it’s often about lack of overview and access. Today, support information is scattered across different websites, posters, and social media, often hidden behind complex language and bureaucracy. This fragmentation leads to:
Our insight was clear: when life is already difficult, help should be easy. Hverdagshelten was created to restore dignity through simplicity.
Goal
Our goal was to design a centralized, user-friendly app where people can:
We focused on ensuring:
Process
We followed a human-centered UX approach grounded in empathy and inclusion.
We conducted:
This resulted in key insights: People want help, but the system is too hard to navigate.
My Contribution in Design
I contributed heavily to the private user experience, including:
I focused strongly on:
Testing & Iteration
Two rounds of usability testing guided improvements on:
Each iteration brought the product closer to becoming a stress-reducing daily helper.
Result
Hverdagshelten now makes it easy to find local offers and support schemes through:
Users gain:
Because help becomes visible, reachable and normal.
What I Have Learned
This project strengthened my skills in:
Most importantly, I learned that good UX is not just convenient, it can be life-changing. When a system supports people in vulnerable moments, design becomes a true everyday hero.
Hverdagshelten
Hverdagshelten is a mobile app designed to help people in financially vulnerable situations easily find free local offers and support schemes, all in one place. With a clear and welcoming experience, the app reduces stress, saves time, and empowers users to feel confident and more included in society.
Background
Economic vulnerability is not only about lack of money, it’s often about lack of overview and access. Today, support information is scattered across different websites, posters, and social media, often hidden behind complex language and bureaucracy. This fragmentation leads to:
Our insight was clear: when life is already difficult, help should be easy. Hverdagshelten was created to restore dignity through simplicity.
Goal
Our goal was to design a centralized, user-friendly app where people can:
We focused on ensuring:
Process
We followed a human-centered UX approach grounded in empathy and inclusion.
We conducted:
This resulted in key insights: People want help, but the system is too hard to navigate.
My Contribution in Design
I contributed heavily to the private user experience, including:
I focused strongly on:
Testing & Iteration
Two rounds of usability testing guided improvements on:
Each iteration brought the product closer to becoming a stress-reducing daily helper.
Result
Hverdagshelten now makes it easy to find local offers and support schemes through:
Users gain:
Because help becomes visible, reachable and normal.
What I Have Learned
This project strengthened my skills in:
Most importantly, I learned that good UX is not just convenient, it can be life-changing. When a system supports people in vulnerable moments, design becomes a true everyday hero.