At H/L, we’re committed to Making Momentum by deeply understanding the diverse narratives within the Asian American community. Our Multicultural team led a study on the nuanced experiences of both foreign-born and U.S. born Asians, revealing how these backgrounds shape their expectations and interactions.
As technology develops, it’s important to recognize Asian consumers’ tech proficiency varies. A thoughtful approach to digital innovation ensures that apps and platforms remain accessible and user-friendly for this varied audience.
Conducting our research amongst Chinese, Indian, and Filipino demographics in Northern California, helped us understand how to interact with and engage the Asian American community in meaningful ways. We discovered a shared focus in creating common ground for a better future.
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Starting the Journey
21.1M Asians live in the US
57%
foreign born
43%
US born
The difference between routes and roots
Foreign born identities are tied to home country | |
U.S. born experiences are split between embracing Asian identity and need to belong |
Tracing two paths
Foreign borns generally appreciative regarding representation | |
U.S. borns value authenticity in representation |
Bridging the gap
Investing in the future
Today’s Asian consumer values safety, comfort, and eco-friendliness
Home is where the heart is
Family remains the cornerstone of identity and cultural affiliation for both foreign and US born Asians
Where present meets future
Asian consumers esteem user-friendly balance in new technology