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Web3 · Trading · 2026

Memecoin Trading Terminal @Trady

A cross-chain memecoin trading terminal. Working with a new brand, we applied it across the product, translating it into a refreshed design system, new components, and a redesigned trading experience under a very tight deadline.

Role
Freelance Product Designer
Company
Trady
Year
2026
Scope
Rebrand, Design system, Product UI/UX
Team
Founder Product Designer Product Designer (me)
Trady trading terminal
Contents

"A full rebrand and product redesign shipped under a strict deadline: new visual language, new system, new UI."

Overview

Trady is a cross-chain memecoin trading terminal built for speed: one live feed of every meme, a balance that works across any chain, and a trade that lands before you blink. I was brought in as a freelance designer while the product was being rebranded, working alongside one other designer to apply the new brand across the product.

My role

As the freelance Product Designer, I translated the new brand direction into a working design system, built the components it needed, and redesigned the core trading UI/UX, while briefing stakeholders and keeping the work aligned against a demanding timeline.

The challenge

The product was mid-rebrand, so the new visual style had to be applied consistently across an already complex, data-dense terminal. The bigger constraint was time: a very strict deadline meant decisions had to be made quickly and communicated clearly, without letting quality or consistency slip.

The goal

Ship a cohesive rebrand across the product: refresh the visual language, rebuild the design system so the team could move fast, create the components the new UI required, and redesign the key trading flows, all delivered on a schedule that left no room for rework.

Trady product overview across screens
Trady, a cross-chain memecoin trading terminal redesigned around speed and clarity.

AI-assisted workflow

The deadline pushed me to work differently. I used Claude connected to Figma through MCP (Model Context Protocol) to generate the entire color token set directly in the file, instead of building each token by hand, and to produce responsive layouts far faster than doing them manually. That freed up time for the harder design decisions rather than the repetitive setup, and it was a big part of how we hit the timeline without cutting corners.

Components

The redesigned terminal needed new building blocks: token rows, trade controls, tabs, and the dense data cards the feed relies on. I created these components against the new system so they were consistent, reusable, and quick to build with.

Trady component library built on the new design system
New components (trade controls, token rows, tabs, and data cards) built on the refreshed system.

Product UI

With the system and components in place, I redesigned the core trading experience across the app: the Discover feed, Trenches, custom radar and KOL signals, wallet tracking, and portfolio analytics. The aim throughout was to keep a data-heavy product legible and fast, surfacing what a trader needs at each moment without burying it in noise.

Trady Discover feed showing biggest movers and a trending token table
Discover: biggest movers and a dense trending table with quick buy and sell built into every row.
Trady Trenches view with New pairs, Soon, and Migrated columns
Trenches: new pairs, soon, and migrated tokens tracked side by side as they move through their lifecycle.
Trady Pump Live tab with a five-column grid of live token cards
Pump Live: a five-column card grid for scanning fresh launches at a glance.
Trady KOL Alpha tab surfacing which key opinion leaders hold each token
KOL Alpha: which key opinion leaders are in each token, surfaced right alongside the market data.
Trady Custom Radar with saved filter presets and active filter chips
Custom Radar: saved presets and stackable filters let traders build their own views of the market.
Trady Wallet Tracker listing tracked wallets with 24h trades and 7-day PnL
Wallet Tracker: follow other wallets by trades, PnL, and last activity, with alerts and monitoring.
Trady Portfolio overview with balance chart, key stats, and positions
Portfolio: balance over time, win rate and volume stats, and a full breakdown of open positions.

Mobile

The same trading experience, adapted for a phone: the full feed, trenches, radar, wallet tracking, and portfolio, all reflowed into a single-column layout that stays fast and legible on a small screen. Drag to explore.

Trady mobile Discover feed with biggest movers and trending tokens
Trady mobile Trenches view
Trady mobile Pump Live tab
Trady mobile KOL Alpha tab
Trady mobile Custom Radar with filters
Trady mobile Wallet Tracker
Trady mobile Portfolio positions

Results

+23%Weekly active traders after the relaunch
+18%Trading volume in the first month

What I learned

AI is now part of how I design. Using Claude through MCP to generate color tokens and responsive layouts directly in Figma turned days of repetitive work into minutes, and that speed was decisive under a strict deadline.
A tight deadline makes the design system the fastest path, not a luxury. Investing in tokens and reusable components early is what let the rebrand move quickly without fragmenting.
Briefing stakeholders clearly and often was half the job. Aligning on direction before building meant fewer reversals and kept a fast-moving project from drifting.
In a data-dense trading product, restraint is the feature. The rebrand worked because it made information easier to read, not just because it looked new.
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