Exatoshi is a trading platform that empowers users to personalize their experience.
As the product designer, I crafted a website that embodies the brand’s elegant and trustworthy identity.
In addition, I redesigned and improved the user dashboard, enhancing how traders access information and interact with trading signals.
INDUSTRY
B2C FINTECH
services
UI / UX Design
tools
Sketch, Figma, Miro



let’s talk about it.
product challenges
Establishing a Trustworthy Visual Tone
Due to the sensitive nature of the project, crafting a refined and credible visual style required meticulous attention.
Designing Complex Data Layouts
Each signal card needed to display extensive data without overwhelming users, making layout and hierarchy design a key challenge.
Maintaining Visual Consistency
Ensuring the redesigned website aligned seamlessly with the existing dashboard demanded careful attention to cohesion and identity.
Creating a Distinct Brand Presence
The previous design lacked brand differentiation, so the redesign focused on building a unique and memorable visual identity.


project process.
An overview of my approach
Research and Stakeholder Alignment
My approach started with gathering information through research and data mining, followed by discussions with managers to clarify project details and expectations.
User Insights Collection
I conducted interviews with end users to gain valuable insights, ensuring the design would meet their needs and preferences.
Concept Development and Initial Design
After defining main tasks and deadlines, I developed initial design ideas and selected the most promising direction to move forward.
Iteration and Continuous Improvement
Throughout the project, I refined and iterated on designs in regular meetings, continuously reviewing and testing outcomes to enhance the final results.
Time to validate it with customers!
01
What motivates your preference for this website over others?
They appreciate the panel’s functionality and the ability to transfer funds directly without any charges.
02
Which verification method holds more significance for you: SMS or email?
Email is preferable for 70% because they already receive a significant number of notifications via SMS.
03
Which option is more accessible for you: table of contents or cards?
They use tables for certain parameters because It’s familiar with them visually, but for leverage and status, looking at cards is easier.
04
Is there anything that’s been bothering you?
Users often seek customization in their notification settings, allowing them to tailor their experience to their preferences.
05
How easy was it for you to navigate the dashboard?
The dashboard felt much cleaner and more organized compared to the previous design, making it easier to navigate and find the information I needed quickly.
06
Did the redesigned interface make the data on signal cards easier to understand?
Yes, the layout and hierarchy improvements made complex data much clearer and easier to digest.



