Nasdaq Baltic.
UX Design • Information Architecture • Financial Data Platforms
Designing a financial information platform for Nasdaq Baltic, focused on making complex market data easier to navigate, understand, and compare.
I worked as part of a multidisciplinary team through Brand Manual, contributing to the UX design and supporting the visual direction of the platform.
While user research, workshops, and personas were conducted by other team members, my responsibility was to translate those insights into a clear information architecture and intuitive user experience.
I designed wireframes and page structures across key areas of the platform, helping organise large volumes of financial information, market data, company announcements, and trading-related content into a more accessible and navigable experience.
In later stages, I contributed to the UI design, refining layouts and visual hierarchy to improve readability, consistency, and information discovery across desktop and mobile experiences.
The result was a more structured platform that helped users find relevant information faster and navigate complex financial content with greater confidence.
Wireframes shaping information architecture and content hierarchy.
Final UI implemented across the website.
WHAT I LEARNED
Working alongside a multidisciplinary team, I gained insight into service design processes and collaborative ways of working.
I focused on translating complex inputs into clear UX solutions, learning how to design within an established structure while maintaining clarity and usability.