Stocker is a product of my personal vision. It enables investors to consolidate all their existing accounts in a single platform, facilitating seamless transfer of shares between these accounts. Additionally, it incorporates a feature that permits users to engage in virtual investment simulations (similar to a game) in real-time, while simultaneously monitoring their return investments.

The application design simplifies investor challenges and streamlines platform operations. Stocker also serves as a learning platform, enabling investors to validate stock market predictions. It eliminates the time-consuming process of calculating investment standings and potential returns, enhancing the learning experience.

Investors gain access to a centralized platform integrating all their accounts, providing a comprehensive view of their investments. Previously, transferring between trading accounts involved selling shares and relocating assets, which was time-consuming. This platform introduces the convenience of transferring shares within the application, reducing time and effort, encouraging investors to allocate more funds to their current accounts.

Sketching: As I conceptualized and conceptualized the platform’s structure, I prioritized ensuring its practicality and user-friendliness. To facilitate this, I engaged in a series of sketching exercises. These exercises encompassed various techniques, including “crazy 8s,” detailed sketching, and rough sketching.

Wireframing: The subsequent phase involved the creation of wireframes for several primary screens. Subsequently, I utilized Figma to evaluate the user flows that had been conceptualized earlier in the process.

Mockups: Upon successfully validating the wireframes, I embarked on the process of designing high-fidelity mockups of the application. Throughout this endeavor, I iteratively refined my designs to attain optimal outcomes.

Prototyping: Utilizing Figma, I designed a high-fidelity, clickable prototype that exemplified the platform’s salient features.

For usability testing, I utilized Lookback.io and in-person observation. Through Lookback.io, I observed the time it took users to locate the “Demo Mode” page of their account. Users were able to find the “Demo Mode” page within a few seconds of navigating the app. From in-person observation, I assessed the overall flow and usability of the app. I discovered that users appreciated the ease of switching between pages using the navigation tabs located at the bottom of the screen. This feature facilitated a seamless transition between pages.