Justin Cheung · Graphic & UX Designer · Toronto
Design that makes complex feel simple.
I design for complex digital products, from fintech to AI tools, where clarity is the difference between traction and churn. Previously worked in packaging, branding, financial services and social content.
Meet Justin
I started in graphic design primarily working on packaging designs in CPG. There I learned how to craft visual systems that work in the real world — not just on a screen, but in production. I then moved into banking where I worked on complex workflows, resolved financial data issues, and improved information architecture.
Today, I bring those worlds together in unison, bridging human-centred design, business goals, and engineering constraints.
I design experiences that make complex systems feel simple. My goal is always the same; understand the problem deeply, provide clarity, reduce friction, and create solutions that work for both users and the business. I'm comfortable leading projects end-to-end — from discovery to shipped features — and I care about the details: accessibility, usability, feasibility, and impact.
Good design isn't just supposed to look visually appealing; it's the alignment between people, process, and purpose.
Product Design
User-Centred Design
Responsive Design
Design Thinking
Wireframing
Rapid Prototyping
Design Systems
Accessibility Design
User Research
User Interviews
Usability Testing
User Flows
Persona Development
A/B Testing
Storyboarding
Information Architecture
Prompt Engineering
Project Management
Creative Strategy
Highlights
In my free time, I enjoy capturing life's moments on my phone as a way to recover from when I feel creatively stunted.
