Noran Design’s multilingual booklets for Kcymaerxthaere are showcased at Hard to Put Into Words, an immersive public art exhibition at 2413 Hyperion in Los Angeles.

Noran Design supported “Embrace Your Unscripted Life,” a mental health forum held at the British Consulate-General Hong Kong, contributing design and logistics support to promote authentic living and community well-being.

A well built design system can save your organisation time, money, and creative energy while improving the quality of your brand experience.

Many organisations think of design as an expense rather than an investment. Yet when design is inconsistent or inefficient, the cost is far higher than it appears. A design audit can reveal those hidden costs and create opportunities to improve quality while reducing waste.

Noran Design’s director Nicole Fung joins the jury panel for Golden Journey – Dear Me, I Love You, a two-part exhibition celebrating self love, self acceptance, and authentic living.

As of 28 June 2025, the European Accessibility Act (EAA) is in force, setting clear requirements for accessibility across the European Union.

Marigpa – The Golden Journey brings art, nature, and connection to the Hong Kong Arts Centre in an exhibition curated by Noran Design

Following its successful London debut, we are honoured to bring “無明？明？” (Avidyā? Vidyā?) to the Hong Kong Visual Arts Centre — a continuation of our heartfelt collaboration with The Oneness Gallery and the artist Avidyā.

In today's eco-conscious world, sustainability is a crucial aspect of every industry, and user experience (UX) design is no exception. Sustainable UX design not only minimises negative environmental impacts but also contributes to a healthier digital ecosystem. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore the concept of sustainable user experience, its importance, and practical examples to help you create greener UX designs.

We’re delighted to share the story behind “Avidyā? Vidyā?”, the debut solo exhibition of emerging artist Avidyā, curated by Noran Design in collaboration with The Oneness Gallery. Hosted at the Royal Watercolour Society Gallery in London — just steps from the National Gallery — the exhibition invited audiences to reflect, reconnect, and rediscover their inner light.