TradeView
A prediction market, not just another trading app.
Web DesignTradeView is a fintech concept in the prediction-markets industry, one of the most crowded categories on Behance until you look past the dashboard. Its actual differentiator is the Tesla Stocks Drop screen: a Polymarket-style prediction market for real-world events, priced as Buy/Sell odds instead of a generic buy/sell ticket. The brief I set myself: make betting on a real-world event feel as modern, rich, and premium as the best fintech products.
Solo: landing page, dashboard, and event/prediction flow.
Key decisions
- 01A single green radial glow on black for the landing, doing all the “serious fintech” work before a single chart appears.
- 02Odds framed as a plain Win/Loss price ($1 / $0.5) instead of percentages, so the mechanic reads at a glance.
- 03A visible Rules Summary on the event page, a small signal that this is a real market with real rules.
- 04The prediction event, not the dashboard, leads the story. It’s the one screen this app has that most trading apps don’t.
Tesla Stocks Drop: Buy/Sell odds as a plain price, a visible Rules Summary. The whole reason the app exists.
A single green radial glow on black: serious fintech before a chart ever loads.
The home base: balances, activity, and a way back into every open position.
“Not “will the stock go up.” “Will this exact thing happen.””
Most of TradeView looks like every other trading app because most trading apps do the same things. The prediction-market screen is the exception, and the only screen I’d open a portfolio review with.
