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Investment Portfolio UI • Motion Exploration
Exploring how motion can make financial data feel easier to understand.
Designed this investment portfolio interaction around a simple idea: keep the numbers dominant, reduce visual noise, and use animation to communicate change over time rather than adding decoration.
Designed in Figma, with the motion focused on the graph, balance and period selection.
Would be interested to know which interaction feels most useful in a real investment product.
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