UMEED
Portfolio

What we’ve actually done.

Our own product, real client projects, and the programmes around them: this is our proof of work.

Client project

Rescuing a stalled website

A faculty research lab at a Hong Kong university had a website that had stalled: inconsistent typography, an unsorted photo library, and pages that hadn’t shipped. We took it over, fixed what a design review had flagged, curated its photo library from 437 images down to 14, built a new programme page from scratch, and got it live.

90%+
First-load size cut
437 → 14
Photos curated
5
Theme releases shipped

Screenshot: the rebuilt site, before and after

Product build

Umeed Connect

Designed, built and operated end to end: a multilingual information platform serving Hong Kong’s ethnically diverse communities in 10 languages across 5 writing systems, with an AI assistant (Chiri) grounded in Umeed’s own verified resources, by text and voice.

10
Languages
2,606
Live items · Aug 2026
116
Verified resources
Young people around a table testing Umeed Connect on their phones, the platform on a screen behind them
Testing Umeed Connect
Youth & AI

Connect Co-Creation Hackathon

Two Saturdays at Dream Impact (14 & 21 Feb 2026), open to ages 12-28, no coding experience required, drew 53 participants against an original target of 45. Teams pitched projects for their own communities using the same AI tools we use in our own work.

A full workshop room of participants applauding during the hackathon
Co-Creation Hackathon
The winning hackathon team hold their champion cheque and smile together for a photo
The winning team
Community training

Fire-safety training

Our first-ever community safety event: a residential fire-safety training on 30 December 2025, delivered with the Institute of Leadership and Management Foundation (ILM) and instructors from FirexFire HK. Every participant used a fire extinguisher, not just watched one demonstrated.

Photo: fire-safety training, 30 Dec 2025, with ILM and FirexFire HK

Youth & AI

Design-thinking workshops

Hands-on workshops where young people define a problem from their own community, prototype a response, and test it with real users, the format that later became the core of our hackathon.

A student presents to teammates who laugh together around a workshop table
Design-thinking workshop
A young woman speaks into a microphone while teammates listen around her
Sharing an idea

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