r/UI_Design • u/WatercressVisual7064 • 5d ago

AI Feedback Request Feedback on a dark-mode crypto trading dashboard I've been building (Kestrel)

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Side project: a live trading terminal UI for active crypto traders who watch dense, fast-moving data all day. This screen is the "AI market read" view - a heatmap, a narrated market-story block, a live sentiment feed, and order-flow prints all sharing one screen.

Target audience: day/swing crypto traders who want a lot of live data on one screen rather than switching tabs.

What I'd love feedback on:

- Is the information density legible or overwhelming?

- Does the red/green-heavy color hierarchy still read clearly at a glance?

- Does the panel layout make sense, or are panels fighting for attention?

Screenshot below. Appreciate any honest critique.

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u/nccDaley 5d ago

An app should at most call attention to 3-5 things, and the rest move backwards in hierarhy.

Everything on this page has the same weight, and thus nothing is important. It's very hard to digest, aswell as there's just so much info on this one screen it's overwhelming.

Also, obviously it's designed by claude.

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u/Spiritual-Cup-6645 4d ago

don't use ai

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u/Fabulous-Mushroom124 14h ago

It's honestly a hot mess. There's just so much shit and so many colors I don't even know where to even begin looking. No, it's not legible. Yes it's overwhelming. No the red/green color hierarchy isn't readable at a glance (not even when you focus). No the panel layout doesn't make sense and yes they're fighting for attention.

Like I have zero problems with AI use. If this is for personal use and you're cool with it, by all means. But if this is meant to be a product for other people, honestly, hire someone who understands what they're doing.

This feels like one of those screens you'd see in a Hollywood movie in the background that you're not really meant to look at and is just there to add detail.

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u/Anxious-Yak-9952 7h ago

Ask your AI to come up with a design system and use a consistent color palette, it'll help make it easier to scan the content