Commission‑free crypto trading platform

Company

Ledger (freelance contract)

Year

2023

Area of focus

User Research

Digital Product Design

UI Design

A commission-free crypto trading app for people who are new to investing: buy, sell, swap, stake and track a portfolio in one place.

My role. A freelance contract before Iris, where I was the only product designer. A UX researcher ran 36 user interviews; I turned them into key findings and a persona, then designed the user flow, the information architecture and the UI. Product requirements came from the client.

The Problem

Crypto trading feels complex and risky to beginners. The job was to make it simpler without hiding what matters: fees, risk and where the money goes.

Typeface & Color

DM Sans

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z

Brand Colors

Primary

#77E8CA

Text Link

#78CFDC

Secondary

#6B7BDE

Sales

#A262C5

Lilith

#DD9DFF

Grayscale

#141414

Black

Gray‑100

#1B1A1A

Gray‑80

#2F2D2D

Gray‑60

#81888F

Gray‑40

#DDDADF

Gray‑20

#F0EEF7

Indicators

Bullish Green

#0FF450

Bearish Red

#D60808

App Logo

Ledger

User Flow

User Flow

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Meet The Users

Account Creation

Staking

App Logo

Sign-up comes first. Each screen asks for one thing: “Legal name”, for example, is its own step. The complexity is still there, just in sequence. Illustrations and automated ID checks keep it moving.

Sign-up comes first. Each screen asks for one thing: “Legal name”, for example, is its own step. The complexity is still there, just in sequence. Illustrations and automated ID checks keep it moving.

Sign-up comes first. Each screen asks for one thing: “Legal name”, for example, is its own step. The complexity is still there, just in sequence. Illustrations and automated ID checks keep it moving.

Tracking Portfolio

User Flow

Buy, sell, swap and stake all sit on the asset details screen, and fees are shown before the user confirms.

When designing this crypto portfolio dashboard, my goal was to balance data density with emotional impact. Users start with a clear snapshot of their total asset value, highlighted gains or losses for the day, and a simple reassurance that they’re “in the green” or “in the red.”

From there, users can dive deeper: interactive charts let them scrub through real‑time performance, compare across timeframes, and switch between different assets.

When designing this crypto portfolio dashboard, my goal was to balance data density with emotional impact. Users start with a clear snapshot of their total asset value, highlighted gains or losses for the day, and a simple reassurance that they’re “in the green” or “in the red.”

From there, users can dive deeper: interactive charts let them scrub through real‑time performance, compare across timeframes, and switch between different assets.

Meet the Users

Account Creation

Buy, sell, swap and stake all sit on the asset details screen, and fees are shown before the user confirms.

Tracking Portfolio

When designing this crypto portfolio dashboard, my goal was to balance data density with emotional impact. Users start with a clear snapshot of their total asset value, highlighted gains or losses for the day, and a simple reassurance that they’re “in the green” or “in the red.”

From there, users can dive deeper: interactive charts let them scrub through real‑time performance, compare across timeframes, and switch between different assets.

Staking

For many first‑time investors, “staking” feels abstract and intimidating. People hear about rewards but worry about risk, lock‑ups, or losing access to their funds. My design challenge was to make staking feel approachable, safe, and flexible.

On the first screen, users are welcomed with a clear, reassuring introduction: earn ETH by helping secure the Ethereum network. Instead of overwhelming them with technical jargon, the screen focuses on three core benefits.

Illustrations and celebratory visual accents soften what is usually a finance‑heavy, intimidating topic, giving the experience a more human and optimistic tone.

For many first‑time investors, “staking” feels abstract and intimidating. People hear about rewards but worry about risk, lock‑ups, or losing access to their funds. My design challenge was to make staking feel approachable, safe, and flexible.

On the first screen, users are welcomed with a clear, reassuring introduction: earn ETH by helping secure the Ethereum network. Instead of overwhelming them with technical jargon, the screen focuses on three core benefits.

Illustrations and celebratory visual accents soften what is usually a finance‑heavy, intimidating topic, giving the experience a more human and optimistic tone.

Once reassured, users land on the “Get Started” screen, where available funds are clearly shown, making the next step frictionless. This progression reduces decision anxiety and reframes staking from a risky gamble into an easy, flexible way to earn crypto.

The outcome: the staking flow shipped with the app, giving first‑time investors a guided path from "what is staking?" to their first stake. Success is measured by staking opt‑in among new users and drop‑off between the intro and "Get Started" screens.

For many first‑time investors, “staking” feels abstract and intimidating. People hear about rewards but worry about risk, lock‑ups, or losing access to their funds. My design challenge was to make staking feel approachable, safe, and flexible.

On the first screen, users are welcomed with a clear, reassuring introduction: earn ETH by helping secure the Ethereum network. Instead of overwhelming them with technical jargon, the screen focuses on three core benefits.

Illustrations and celebratory visual accents soften what is usually a finance‑heavy, intimidating topic, giving the experience a more human and optimistic tone.

Once reassured, users land on the “Get Started” screen, where available funds are clearly shown, making the next step frictionless. This progression reduces decision anxiety and reframes staking from a risky gamble into an easy, flexible way to earn crypto.

The outcome: the staking flow shipped with the app, giving first‑time investors a guided path from "what is staking?" to their first stake. Success is measured by staking opt‑in among new users and drop‑off between the intro and "Get Started" screens.

Buy Crypto

Once reassured, users land on the “Get Started” screen, where available funds are clearly shown, making the next step frictionless. This progression reduces decision anxiety and reframes staking from a risky gamble into an easy, flexible way to earn crypto.

The outcome: the staking flow shipped with the app, giving first‑time investors a guided path from "what is staking?" to their first stake. Success is measured by staking opt‑in among new users and drop‑off between the intro and "Get Started" screens.

Staking

Buy Crypto

Tracking Portfolio

Buy Crypyo

Buy, sell, swap and stake all sit on the asset details screen, and fees are shown before the user confirms.

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Ledger

Ledger

Commission‑free crypto trading platform

Company

Ledger (freelance contract)

Year

2023

Area of focus

User Research

Digital Product Design

UI Design

A commission-free crypto trading app for people who are new to investing: buy, sell, swap, stake and track a portfolio in one place.

My role. A freelance contract before Iris, where I was the only product designer. A UX researcher ran 36 user interviews; I turned them into key findings and a persona, then designed the user flow, the information architecture and the UI. Product requirements came from the client.

The Problem

Crypto trading feels complex and risky to beginners. The job was to make it simpler without hiding what matters: fees, risk and where the money goes.

Typeface & Color

DM Sans

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z

Brand Colors

Primary

#77E8CA

Text Link

#78CFDC

Secondary

#6B7BDE

Sales

#A262C5

Lilith

#DD9DFF

Grayscale

#141414

Black

Gray‑100

#1B1A1A

Gray‑80

#2F2D2D

Gray‑60

#81888F

Gray‑40

#DDDADF

Gray‑20

#F0EEF7

Indicators

Bullish Green

#0FF450

Bearish Red

#D60808

Open to challenges
and opportunities

© 2026 Adelina Mokliak

Open to challenges
and opportunities

© 2026 Adelina Mokliak