Award winning digital first agency in Norway
Award winning digital first agency in Norway
Awwwards - Site of the day
FWA - Site of the day
CSS Design Awards - Site of the day
We focus on long term value
We deliver design, technology, and digital marketing. Everything you need, all in one place.
With extensive experience in this industry, we understand that your growth is our highest priority. This requires both creativity and structure.
You will work directly with the team involved in your project. This ensures fast processes, lower costs, and no miscommunication.
Everyone at Good Morning is a senior professional with expertise in multiple areas. This gives us the confidence to provide you with the best advice.
Eirik and three friends founded Good Morning in 2009, specializing in design and development of campaign sites, websites, and apps.
The following nine years they won over 150 awards, including gold in national and international competitions, several "Site of the Day" from Awwwards and FWA, breaking the record in Norway to this day.
In 2019, they extended their services when merging with Naug & Venner, an advertising agency in Oslo.
In 2023, Eirik and three of the employees decided to go back to their roots, and re-established Good Morning as a digital first studio.
Everything we create should be experienced as simple and intuitive, without sacrificing aesthetics. We want to deliver visually appealing experiences, no matter the platform.
When we develop a website, an app, or any other digital service, you can be assured of receiving a reliable and long-lasting solution. This commitment begins in the planning phase and continues with support after launch.
Your customers are searching for information or looking to make a purchase. We are passionate about creating digital ecosystems that guide them seamlessly from the first point of contact to conversion.
We embrace new technologies such as AI and WEB3 to stay ahead of the curve. This allows our cleints to quickly adapt and benefit from the latest advancements.
