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TradeApp · 2025

A new identity, carried through the whole website

I redesigned TradeApp's brand and website, connecting a new mark and visual direction with 40 page templates.

The work included the account-comparison layout, responsive page designs and the shared components behind them.

Role
Sole designer
Scope
Brand identity, website UI and design system
Delivery
40 page templates
Status
Website launched
The TradeApp homepage as shipped: navy page, the headline “Empower Your Trading Journey” with its second line in the cyan gradient, and a cyan Get Started button
Production capture.

01 · The project

The project

TradeApp presents trading challenges and account options. The website needs to explain how the offer works and place the conditions for each account where people can compare them.

The engagement began with a logo brief and grew into the wider identity and website design.

The previous TradeApp logo: a wordmark with an orange triangle in the second A
Before
The new TradeApp logo
After
The previous orange mark beside the cyan identity developed for the redesign.

02 · Design decisions

Design decisions

  1. 01

    Compare the offer in one place

    The previous layout used four fixed account cards. I designed a table with account sizes arranged above a shared set of conditions: profit share, targets, drawdown limits, trading days and price.

    The design example shown here accommodates seven account sizes. The row structure gives each option the same place for the same information.

    This is the functional part of the redesign to inspect first: how the offer is organized, where differences appear and how each account leads to challenge selection.

    The TradeApp comparison table: seven account sizes from $5k to $600k across the top, with profit share, profit target, daily and maximum drawdown, minimum trading days and price in rows, and a Pick a Challenge button

    Production capture · Account sizes share the same rows for targets, limits, trading days and price.

  2. 02

    Carry the identity beyond the logo

    I replaced the orange identity with cyan on deep navy and developed the mark, typography and page styling together.

    The cyan gradient appears in selected headline phrases, while action styles and illustration treatments repeat across the templates. The brand is expressed through the page system as well as the wordmark.

    TRADEAPPHow it WorksCommunitiesTrading ResourcesAbout UsFAQLog InSign Up
    Power Up Your Trading

    Empower YourTrading Journey

    Join a Prop firm built for growth, transparency, and long-term success.

    Get StartedLearn More
    • No Consistency Rules
    • Fast Payments
    • No Hidden Fees
    • Clear Trading Rules

    Reconstructed from the design file · The cyan gradient in a headline phrase, with the shared button treatment.

  3. 03

    Design the mobile arrangement

    The mobile hero keeps the same headline hierarchy with stacked actions and a vertical benefit list. Those changes are shown alongside the desktop composition.

    The TradeApp homepage as shipped: navy page, the headline “Empower Your Trading Journey” with its second line in the cyan gradient, and a cyan Get Started button

    Desktop · 1440

    The TradeApp homepage at 375px: the gradient headline, the Get Started button and the first two benefit rows

    Phone · 375

    The same hero content arranged for desktop and mobile. Desktop from the production site; phone from the delivered design file.

03 · What I delivered

What I delivered

A brand identity, shared design foundations and 40 page templates, including the account-comparison layout and responsive website designs.

04 · What I would revisit

What I would revisit

I would establish the planned account range earlier in the brief. The table design accommodates additional sizes, but that requirement should be explicit before detailed layout work begins.

Project note

The visuals document the design shown in this case study. The current website may contain a different offer or later implementation changes.

05 · Explore the system

Explore the system

One cyan ramp on one deep navy. Four stops, and the brighter the stop the less of the screen it covers.

Ramp stops
4
Lowest contrast on navy
6.7:1
Proportion bands
6
Colour and typography6 colours · Fustat, 5 weights · 2 brand sheets
  • 10%White
  • 25%Eerie black
  • 32%Deep navy
  • 16%Gradient
  • 8%Moray
  • 9%Aquamarine

The book rations the colours: two thirds of any layout is ground before a drop of cyan is spent.

Primary cyan
#05adc9Buttons and links. 6.7:1 on the deep navy.
Cyan mid
#15b8d0Gradient stop between primary and bright. 7.6:1.
Cyan bright
#3dd4e3Highlights and gradient text. 10.1:1.
Cyan glow
#75fbfdGlows and small accents only. 14.6:1.
  • Deep navy#001923The page ground everything sits on.
  • Raised navy#142d37Cards and panels, one step off the ground.

Hexes read from the live stylesheet; ratios measured against the brand's own ground, #001923.

Fustat

  • Light
  • Regular
  • Medium
  • Bold
  • ExtraBold

The primary face across print and digital. Regular carries all body text.

Uppercase

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

Lowercase

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

Numbers

0123456789

Plateia — the display face

Display face

The display face, kept for headlines. Wide, flat-sided, deliberately unlike the body text.

Book spec — stroke/outlining centred at 5px, mitre join.

  • The clearspace sheet: the lockup inside its measured exclusion zone, with corner units and the x-height marker

    Clearspace

    The exclusion zone is measured in the mark's own geometry, not pixels, so it holds at any size.

  • The monochrome sheet: the grey lockup on brand navy beside the white lockup on black

    Monochrome discipline

    The one-colour cuts: greys on the brand navy, white on black.

Full page designsthe homepage, end to end
The full TradeApp homepage, top to bottom: the hero, the press strip, the four-step challenge process, the account comparison table, the education tools, the FAQ, payout certificates, testimonials and the community section

The homepage end to end, at the width it ships.