Eva Lynn Cheung — Senior Product Designer

I turn dense, messy software into calm systems.

Seven years of end-to-end design — B2C, B2B and B2B2C, on desktop, mobile and web. The work is trust-critical: account flows, purchase systems, multi-step processes. Ambiguous technical problems that have to come out simple, secure and scalable.

Based
Ontario, Canada
Authorised
United States & Canada
Elsewhere
LinkedIn Résumé
purchase conversion, up from ~10%
32%
Apryse · Xodo suite · 2026
clicks per task
−2
Apryse · Xodo for Windows · 2023
rate lift · 99.92% confidence
+99.79%
HPE · Machine Learning Ops · 2020

Selected work — 2020—2026

Seven projects. Five with a number attached.

Every number on this page comes from a test I ran or an analytics report I pulled. Where a project did not ship, or the measurement is not mine to publish, it says so.

Apryse 2021—Present

Xodo

2026

Apryse · Xodo suite

One purchase flow, every product

Every product in the suite sold through the same flow, which makes it one point of failure and one point of leverage. I rebuilt it, and the share of people who finished a purchase more than tripled.

Shipped

Purchase conversion, within a month

~10% to 32%

Method, sample and split are not published. The month is what I measured, so the month is what I claim.

2026

Apryse · Xodo Desktop

Modernised inside the codebase it already had

Churn data changed leadership’s mind about a full pivot. Then the legacy Java framework decided what the redesign could be, and I designed to it rather than demanding a re-platform.

MVP shipped · still iterating

The best redesign is the one engineering can actually build.

No numbers on this one. The churn data that won the argument is Apryse’s to release, not mine.

2023

Apryse · Xodo for Windows

Two clicks out of the core task

A native Windows toolbar that hid its own tools. I made every one of them visible, labelled and one click away.

−2 clicks per task

Shipped

The redesigned Xodo for Windows toolbar: every tool labelled, the most-used ones first in the row, and a category menu open on Annotate.

Developer SDKs

  1. 2022

    Apryse · WebViewer SDK & Showcase

    Half a screen back for the document

    Full-screen panels buried the PDF on mobile. Three platforms audited side by side; every urgent problem traced to one component.

    40 client survey responses

    Shipped

  2. 2022

    Apryse · SDK Customization

    Developer experience for document tooling

    How developers configure the SDK before they ever open the UI. Built and released in phases — customizable toolbars are the part in developers’ hands today.

    No number to show

    Partly shipped · later phases to come

HPE 2019—2021

  1. 2020

    HPE · Machine Learning Ops

    The carousel that lied

    Four category boxes on hpe.com all opened the same six-item carousel. I replaced it with tabs, tested it live, and won twice.

    +99.79% rate lift · 99.92% confidence

    Shipped · still running

  2. 2020

    HPE · Server Options

    One page, one subject

    The same pattern again, this time across a whole page: unrelated marketing cut, the family-guide PDF folded into the tabs.

    +46.22% rate lift · +22% scroll reach

    Shipped · four months of traffic

Experience

Where the work happened.

  1. 2021—Present

    Apryse

    1. Senior Product Designer

      Apr 2023 – present

    2. Product Designer

      Nov 2021 – Apr 2023

    I hold design across the Xodo suite — desktop, mobile and web — after moving off the flagship PDF SDK. Most of the job is the seam: what the legacy codebase will allow, what three separate user bases already expect, and what the one purchase flow behind all of them has to survive.

  2. 2019—2021

    HPE

    1. UX Designer

      May 2019 – Nov 2021

    I redesigned pages across hpe.com for five distinct audiences and proved each change with a live A/B test before it shipped. The Server Options rebuild converted at 87.16% at full confidence.