Managing multiple social security benefits at the same time is more common than it sounds. A person on sick leave might also be receiving parental benefits. A carer might draw on several overlapping schemes. NAV administers all of it, but there was no way for a user to see the full picture in one place. Each benefit existed in its own corner of the system, with no view that tied them together across time.

Without a clear picture of what you're receiving and when, basic financial planning is harder than it should be. NAV had the information, but it wasn't organised for the person it belongs to.

This proof of concept was made during a summer internship at Sopra Steria, with two developers. The brief was an interface that shows all of a user's active benefits: which ones apply on which days, and the details behind each. I led the team and the design.

NAV later implemented the concept, and the benefit timeline is now part of the live service millions of people use.