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NoxFi is a web-based trading and portfolio interface designed to help users monitor crypto markets, manage digital assets, and track financial activity from one dashboard.
My Design Focus:
I worked on building a clean, structured interface where complex market information feels easier to understand.
The design uses dark surfaces, lime-green highlights, organized data cards, and clear typography to create a consistent experience across trading and portfolio sections.
Key Design Elements:
Crypto price charts and market statistics
Wallet balance and asset holdings
Portfolio performance indicators
Staking rewards and market sentiment
Transaction history and quick wallet actions
Responsive-friendly layout structure
Dark surfaces with lime-green highlights is a strong choice for a trading dashboard. The organized data cards and quick wallet actions show you are designing for clarity under pressure, which is exactly what crypto users need.
Placing hundreds of quotes inside a shape by hand takes days.
So I wrote a small tool: it reads a spreadsheet, measures the width of every band in an Illustrator file, and fits each quote inside its band. Font size follows the band, nothing crosses the edges, nothing overlaps.
The part I like most: when you re-run it, it only places new rows. Anything you moved by hand stays exactly where you left it.
Useful for signage, murals, or anything that needs lots of text on a shape.
What's the most repetitive design task you've automated?
The idempotent re-run is the detail that makes this production-ready — “only place new rows, leave the hand-moved ones untouched” is exactly the behavior that separates a real tool from a one-off script. It means the designer can trust it instead of babysitting it.
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