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Award-winning Industrial & UX Designer in London — two decades of product innovation for Nokia, HMD Global and Honeywell, and a community builder recognised by The Times as a British-Hong Kong success story.
my focus
I craft products across the entire lifecycle — from deep user research, strategic conceptualisation and advanced prototyping to meticulous production and quality assurance — building design systems that stand the test of time.
what I help with
Selected work from 2004 to today — consumer electronics shipped worldwide, responsive web platforms and an award-winning startup.
The world's smallest and lightest ECE-R129 child car seat — four international design awards and six-figure funding raised.
view case →A Good Design Award-winning smartphone bringing the Google Pixel experience to everyone — shipped globally as the Nokia 4.2.
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The notification power button — never miss a notification again. Shipped on five Nokia phones worldwide in 2019–2020.
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An investor-ready prototype in four weeks: a responsive website letting visitors try AI skin analysis instantly — no download, no sign-up.
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A DIY security system designed around effortless installation — hub, indoor and outdoor cameras, launched in 2018.
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Lenny — Nokia's first Touch & Type, the Snug projector, Seal TV dongle, Orb router and the Red Dot-winning Chime doorbells.
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Working side-by-side with AI to design a warm, helpful support platform for Hong Kong designers rebuilding their careers in the UK.
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Building a 9,000-strong community — featured by The Times, Sky News, ZDF, CNA and Green Bean Media.
explore →about Richard
As an award-winning Industrial and UX Designer with over two decades of experience, Richard has driven product innovation for global brands including Nokia, HMD Global and Honeywell — earning 23 design awards and 26 patents along the way. Beyond the studio, he has built the Sutton Hongkonger Community into a 9,000-strong network, and serves his borough as a Local Councillor — a journey The Times called a "British-Hong Kong success story".
selected awards