Hong Kong is a rather small territory with 7 million inhabitants. The city and surrounding area have generally accepted technology as a way of life; in Hong Kong the words “design,” “innovation,” and “experience” are used commonly in business conversation and are generally associated with worldwide fashion brands and the professions of industrial and interior design. The nature of the work and the challenges one faces vary a great deal, as do the individual designers’ skills and proficiency. Designers work not only in the Asian market but also on projects for countries outside Asia. While design has commonly meant “visual”or “skin” design, the notion that design can affect behavior and support goals is slowly dawning in Hong Kong, where local companies are beginning to hire interaction designers. The recent addition of a one-year interaction design program at Hong Kong Polytechnic University has helped raise awareness of this discipline…