Morrow

Morrow was hired by City to Sea, an environmental charity, to introduce new plastic-saving user journeys, rebrand the Refill app, and improve the returnable cup scheme onboarding journeys. The team of 2-5 employees from Morrow was chosen for their proximity, cost-effectiveness, and referral. The ongoing project involved implementing new user journeys, redesigning the app UI to align with the new organisational brand identity, and incorporating new complex user journeys to accommodate 3rd party borrow and return schemes.

The Centre for Appearance Research (CAR) at UWE Bristol engaged Morrow to develop, test, and publish a self-guided therapeutic mobile app for people with visible differences with appearance concerns. The 2-5 employees from Morrow were selected based on high ratings and aligned company values. The scope of work included overseeing the design process in collaboration with a graphic design company, delivering a fully built self-guided mobile therapeutic mental health app, engaging in bug-fixing and developer and client-testing, publishing the app to the Google Play and App Store, and providing post-publication support and bug-fixing.

The Green Insurer, a carbon offset insurance company, contracted Morrow to build an app that integrates with telematics technology and provide ongoing development and implementation of new features. The team from Morrow, consisting of 2-5 employees, was chosen for their great culture fit and alignment with company values. Morrow's deliverables included comprehensive app development, ongoing technical support, implementation of UI/UX improvements, integration of new features, development and rollout of multiple app updates, implementation of uCambridge Telematics SDK, backend enhancements to support performance and scalability, and timely resolution of technical issues and regular maintenance.