About i2
Digital experiences built around people.
i2 is a Hong Kong digital agency helping NGOs, universities, healthcare organisations, institutes and public-service teams turn complex needs into accessible, useful digital products.
Independent digital partner since 2006. Design, technology and delivery shaped around the people who will use the work.
Work, in motion.
A fast, readable sequence of selected i2 projects, using the same editor-owned portfolio player as the homepage.
Design × Technology × People
Good digital work starts with the real situation.
What we do
We combine branding, UX/UI design, websites and content management, customised applications, CRM and LMS platforms, mobile experiences, games, AI-assisted tools and accessibility work.
Why we do it
Technology is most useful when it makes a service clearer, more inclusive and easier to operate. We help organisations translate their purpose into experiences that work for both service teams and their audiences.
How we work
We begin with users, operational constraints and responsible data practices, then connect strategy, design and engineering through delivery.


How we work
A practical path from context to launch.
Discover
Understand users, goals, systems, content and constraints.
Design
Shape information, flows and interfaces around the agreed direction.
Build
Develop, integrate and test the solution in realistic conditions.
Support
Agree launch, maintenance and improvement arrangements for the project.
Awards
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers about working together.
How we approach collaboration, accessibility and ongoing support.
Who does i2 work with?
We work with NGOs, universities, healthcare organisations, institutes, government and public-service teams, as well as selected commercial organisations.
Can i2 work with an existing website or system?
Yes. Share the current platform, integrations and constraints. We can assess whether improving, integrating or rebuilding is the more appropriate direction.
How is accessibility considered?
Accessibility requirements are identified early, reflected in information architecture and interface decisions, and reviewed against the standard agreed for the project.
What support is available after launch?
Launch, maintenance, training and ongoing improvement arrangements are agreed as part of the project scope so responsibilities are clear.