NOON
PROFILE.

On web, profile lives inside one account hub: a single sidebar covering orders, payments, credits, and identity, so nothing hides behind a second menu. The active area is a pair of calm cards — contact information and personal information — with inline pencil edits instead of a fragile everything-at-once form.

The update button stays disabled until something actually changes, the email field is locked where it's managed by login, and the phone number carries a note explaining its real weight: it signs you into every noon app.

Mobile isn't the web page squeezed down — it's the same identity rebuilt from native patterns. Fields become tappable rows, gender becomes thumb-sized pills, and preferences get their own screen with switches instead of dropdowns.

Every screen keeps the same reading order as web, so a user who edits on desktop finds nothing rearranged in their pocket. Save stays pinned, disabled until a change is made — the same honesty at every size.

Profile forms live or die on detail. The birthday field says "you cannot change this later" before you commit, then earns the data with a birthday-offers promise. The tourist question explains itself — helps personalise your offers — because unexplained questions get dishonest answers.

A verified badge marks the phone as a login key, dietary chips make a sensitive preference feel optional, and the noon-one upsell sits in a dismissible slot instead of a modal. Every component is shared between web and app: one vocabulary, one identity.