As the lead product designer for 3commas' DCA (Dollar Cost Averaging) trading bot interface, my goal was to revamp the existing interface to improve traders' experience and enhance the efficiency of automated trading strategies. To achieve this, I embarked on developing a new design system and conducted A/B testing to ensure optimal outcomes.
The project commenced with extensive analysis of cryptocurrency trading practices and conducting interviews with active traders to understand their needs and pain points. This research phase provided valuable insights to determine key requirements for the new interface.
Based on the research insights, I assembled a product team and crafted a new design system for the DCA bot. We underwent multiple iterations, creating wireframes, prototypes, and gathering feedback from the team and potential users. The design system was developed with a focus on user-friendliness, technical feasibility, and adherence to modern design standards.
The new design system for the DCA bot interface included:
Throughout the development of the DCA bot interface, A/B testing was conducted to validate design decisions and enhance the user experience. Various versions of key features were tested, including the bot setup process, real-time data updates, and trade history. Data-driven insights from the A/B tests were continuously integrated into the design to ensure optimal results.
As the lead product designer, I closely collaborated with the product team throughout the project. Regular meetings, design reviews, and brainstorming sessions were conducted to align the design vision with the product roadmap. This partnership allowed us to address technical constraints, prioritize feature enhancements, and implement design changes promptly.
The launch of the redesigned DCA bot interface garnered highly positive results. Users embraced the updated interface, praising its user-friendliness and effectiveness.