Product Design Company in Hong Kong

A scoped product design engagement (discovery, IA, wireframes, hi-fi screens, basic prototype for one product surface) runs HKD 400K to HKD 950K (roughly USD 51K to USD 122K) over eight to twelve weeks. A full design system with trilingual library (zh-HK, zh-CN, English), Storybook delivery, motion specifications, and PDPO consent flow patterns lands at HKD 1.2M to HKD 2.8M (USD 155K to USD 360K). HKMA Banking Made Easy initiative-aligned banking redesign or AIA-scale insurance digital experience design ranges from HKD 2.5M to HKD 7M (USD 320K to USD 900K). Pricing is fixed-fee in HKD with USD reference at the 7.75 to 7.85 peg locked at signing.

Yes, when the brief calls for it. Hong Kong has a distinctive design and branding agency cluster including Tomorrow Lab, Black Sheep Design, BLOW, and the broader Wan Chai design scene, and we coordinate with these agencies when a client engages them for brand strategy or visual identity work and needs Codazz to deliver the production digital product design and engineering. The split is usually clean. The brand agency owns identity, brand voice, and physical brand touchpoints. Codazz owns digital product design system, production component library, accessibility, and engineering handoff. We deliver Figma libraries, Storybook, and motion specifications that match the brand agency's identity work without duplicating the strategic work they have already scoped.

Trilingual Hong Kong product design requires deliberate typography choices across three writing systems with different visual weight and proportion. We default to Noto Sans HK plus Noto Sans CJK SC plus Inter or Roboto for Latin, or Source Han Sans HK plus Source Han Sans CN plus IBM Plex Sans where client brand permits. Hong Kong Supplementary Character Set (HKSCS) coverage is mandatory for any surface displaying Hong Kong names, addresses, or HKID data because mainland Simplified Chinese fonts often drop HKSCS-specific characters. Our component library handles HKSCS rendering correctly across desktop, iOS, Android, and Octopus payment terminal embeds. Type hierarchy is tuned separately per language because Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, and English have different optimal reading sizes at the same scale.

The HKMA Banking Made Easy initiative, launched in 2018 and expanded through subsequent guidance, encourages authorised institutions in Hong Kong to deliver mobile and digital banking experiences that match international best practice on usability, accessibility, and transparency. It is not prescriptive about specific UX patterns but it sets the expectation that HKMA-regulated banks will publish biometric authentication, instant onboarding, and remote account opening flows that hit benchmark times comparable to HSBC HK, Standard Chartered HK, and Hang Seng. Our banking design engagements benchmark against those references, deliver biometric flow specifications (Face ID, Touch ID, fingerprint, voice ID), and document accessibility against WCAG 2.2 AA with separate evaluation in Cantonese, Mandarin, and English.

Yes. SFC product disclosure rules under the Code of Conduct for Persons Licensed by or Registered with the SFC require retail investment products to display risk ratings, fee schedules, and performance disclosures in a clear and not misleading manner. Insurance Authority rules under the Insurance Ordinance (Cap 41) and the IA's ILAS disclosure standards impose comparable requirements on insurance products, particularly investment-linked assurance schemes. Our designs integrate the required disclosures inline rather than as legal-PDF attachments, deliver them trilingually (zh-HK, zh-CN, English), and document the regulatory mapping in the design system so future product changes maintain compliance without legal review delaying release. We coordinate with the client's compliance team for final sign-off.

Chow Tai Fook operates more than 7,000 jewellery retail points across Greater China and runs an omnichannel digital surface that pulls from Central headquarters into mainland China, Macau, and ASEAN. Designing at that scale requires multi-currency UX (HKD, RMB, MOP, USD as references), multi-language without machine translation (zh-HK for HK plus Macau, zh-CN for mainland, English for international), in-store consultation booking flows that integrate with retail point-of-sale, and luxury-grade visual fidelity that matches Chow Tai Fook's physical retail experience at Central and Tsim Sha Tsui. Our luxury retail engagements deliver design systems built for that scale with retail point-of-sale integration patterns, multi-currency formatting, and trilingual product catalogue specifications.

The Personal Data Privacy Ordinance (Cap 486) requires explicit consent for personal data collection (Section 4), governs cross-border transfer (Section 19, with Section 33 enforcement signalled for 2025 to 2026), and is enforced by the PCPD (Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data). Our consent UX patterns ship trilingually, itemise purpose, retention period, and third-party sharing on a single screen, separate consent into mandatory and optional rather than bundling everything together, expose a withdrawal flow accessible from every surface within two taps, and provide HKID tokenisation patterns where Hong Kong identity numbers are in scope. We coordinate with the client's Data Protection Officer to confirm consent text matches the regulatory submission rather than letting design and legal language drift apart.

Yes. Design system documentation ships in English as the engineering handoff language and Traditional Chinese as the brand and product team language. We deliver component documentation in Storybook with English component descriptions and Traditional Chinese usage notes, brand voice documentation in Traditional Chinese as the primary language, and accessibility documentation in both. Simplified Chinese versions ship when the design system covers mainland China product surfaces, with separate token sets where Greater Bay Area cross-border products need to maintain visual coherence across HK and mainland surfaces. Our Cantonese-speaking design leads handle brand-level reviews directly with client product teams so design intent is not lost in translation.