Trading App UI/UX Design
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I’m building a mobile trading app aimed squarely at beginner traders who need an intuitive space for market analysis and research. The core interaction revolves around a clean, real-time stock-quote experience—fast, glanceable data that makes sense even to someone placing their very first trade.
Here’s what I need from you:
• A complete UX flow and high-fidelity UI for iOS and Android, ideally produced in Figma (Sketch or Adobe XD are fine if you prefer).
• Screens that cover onboarding, home dashboard with live quotes, individual stock detail, watch-list management and settings.
• Visual language that simplifies finance: friendly typography, colour cues for price movement, and concise micro-copy that avoids industry jargon.
• Interaction states and gestures documented so my developers can implement them without guesswork.
• Light-weight design system components so new features—such as news feeds or advanced charting—can be slotted in later without redesigning everything.
Acceptance criteria
1. Interactive prototype demonstrates the full journey from first launch to monitoring a personalised watch-list.
2. All assets organised and labelled in a hand-off-ready Figma file.
3. Colour contrast and tap-target sizing meet WCAG AA guidelines.
4. Usability validated through at least one quick-and-dirty test session with a novice user (a simple recorded click-through is fine).
If this sounds like your kind of project, let’s talk timelines and next steps.
Here’s what I need from you:
• A complete UX flow and high-fidelity UI for iOS and Android, ideally produced in Figma (Sketch or Adobe XD are fine if you prefer).
• Screens that cover onboarding, home dashboard with live quotes, individual stock detail, watch-list management and settings.
• Visual language that simplifies finance: friendly typography, colour cues for price movement, and concise micro-copy that avoids industry jargon.
• Interaction states and gestures documented so my developers can implement them without guesswork.
• Light-weight design system components so new features—such as news feeds or advanced charting—can be slotted in later without redesigning everything.
Acceptance criteria
1. Interactive prototype demonstrates the full journey from first launch to monitoring a personalised watch-list.
2. All assets organised and labelled in a hand-off-ready Figma file.
3. Colour contrast and tap-target sizing meet WCAG AA guidelines.
4. Usability validated through at least one quick-and-dirty test session with a novice user (a simple recorded click-through is fine).
If this sounds like your kind of project, let’s talk timelines and next steps.