Crypto trading
platform
A trading product I designed and built end to end: live market prices, a deposit flow users can track, and the admin tools behind it.
A recreation of the shipped interface using simulated data. Pick a market to switch the chart. "Advance step" walks through the deposit flow the way a user sees it.
From MVP prototype to a production app
The brief: a web platform where users could follow live crypto markets, fund an account, and get support, with an admin team verifying deposits behind the scenes. I designed every screen and built the frontend in Next.js on Supabase, with Binance's API providing live prices.
[Who the users were and what they came to do, in one sentence.]
Three problems worth solving well
Prices that feel alive, but calm
Prices update constantly, so numbers use fixed-width digits and tint green or red only for a moment when they change. Traders can scan the list without it jittering.
Rejected: full-row colour flashes. Exciting in a demo, exhausting after an hour.
Deposits as a tracked process
Money in is the most anxious moment for a user. Each deposit shows its steps and who it's waiting on (you or us), so "where's my money" has an answer on screen.
Rejected: a single "Processing" status. It leaves people guessing and sends them to support.
One-time-use codes
[What the codes unlocked, and why single-use was the right call.]
Rejected: [the alternative you considered]
The screens users never see
Deposits don't verify themselves. I designed the admin panel with the same care: reviewing incoming deposits, approving or rejecting them, notifying the user, and a support chat tied to each account. [One specific detail you're proud of.]
What happened after launch
Looking back
[One thing you'd do differently now, e.g. design the empty and error states before the dashboard, not after.]