Pricing and claims for GF Forsikring

GF Forsikring is a Danish insurer. Its digital platform is a Turborepo monorepo of Next.js applications: the public website, Digital Claims, an internal preview tool and a Storybook design system, sharing UI components, types, design tokens and typed OpenAPI clients.

I took over as Frontend Lead mid-project, under a fixed deadline. I own the frontend architecture and technical decisions and coordinate frontend delivery in a cross-functional team of five frontend and four backend developers, together with GF's own developers. I keep them close to the architecture and decisions so the eventual handover is easy.

Backend and API architecture belong to the backend lead; I work with that team on API contracts and flag issues that affect the frontend.

A new application in the monorepo whose frontend architecture I designed from the ground up. Customers choose insurance products, answer product-specific questions and go through calculation flows that differ per product, ending with a price.

I challenged parts of the original customer journey that I believed could be better and reworked them together with the UX team. ~90% of features covered by end-to-end tests.

Customers file insurance claims online in a flow the server defines question by question: dynamic question components, server actions for answers, uploads and completion, and a sign-in step.

Next to it, an internal preview tool lets management see how a claim flow will look for customers while it is being configured.

• Estimates at four levels: project, epic, feature and task, with tasks split into frontend, backend, QA and deployment.
• Product Owner requests turned into refined, deliverable work with a clear implementation approach.
• Each phase demoed to Product Owners for UAT; those sessions have produced very few failure reports.

Unit-test coverage generally above ~80%. Vitest workspaces, Testing Library and Playwright run in Azure DevOps pipelines alongside Lighthouse and accessibility audits, SonarQube and container image scans.

• Next.js 16
• React 19
• TypeScript
• TanStack Query
• Zustand
• React Hook Form
• Zod
• Tailwind CSS v4
• Storybook
• Vitest
• Playwright
• Turborepo
• OpenAPI
• Azure DevOps