Paper Trading App UI/UX Design

I’m building a multi-platform paper-trading service that lets students and educators practise the markets in a risk-free environment. The core goal is simple: everything on screen should make simulated trading feel as real and instructive as possible without overwhelming first-time users.

You’ll take the idea from rough concept to polished interface for iOS, Android and the responsive web portal, ensuring every touchpoint looks and behaves consistently. Expect to map the entire journey—from first-time onboarding and account set-up, through placing mock orders, right down to portfolio tracking and performance insights—while always keeping the “practice, learn, repeat” mindset front and centre.

Key deliverables
• User flows and low-fidelity wireframes that clarify each step of the trading workflow
• High-fidelity prototypes in Figma (or Sketch / Adobe XD if you prefer) for web, iOS and Android breakpoints
• A reusable design system with colour palette, typography, iconography and states for buttons, inputs and charts
• Click-through demos that my development team can test on device
• Final asset export and developer hand-off with clear spacing, styles and component naming

Acceptance criteria
• Consistent visual language across all three platforms
• Intuitive navigation that keeps critical trade actions no more than two taps/clicks away
• Clear instructional cues suited to a classroom setting—students should be able to learn without outside help
• Responsive layouts that remain legible from mobile portrait to large desktop monitors

If you’ve crafted fintech or educational interfaces before, I’d love to see examples and hear how you’d translate those lessons to this project.