A multi-asset investment platform — managed strategies, trading terminals and fifteen languages — whose bought template we redesigned, starting from the home page.
Javizen is an investment platform: investors pick a managed plan, follow a strategy or trade for themselves — futures, margin, forex, stocks, ETFs and bonds — from one account. The site did not start with us. It began as a bought template, and our team redesigned it. I built the front end of the redesign: the home page section by section, then the same design system carried onto the inner pages, from the trading previews to the about and contact pages.
A template looks like every other site built on it, and an investment platform cannot afford to look generic — it is asking for people's money. The new home page had to make a long list of products feel like one calm, trustworthy platform, read in fifteen languages including right-to-left ones, and keep its motion light enough that the page stays quick on an ordinary phone.
The terminal section shown here brings a preview of the trading screen onto the home page: a BTC/USDT chart, an order ticket with its leverage slider, the order book and recent trades. Beside it, three short points — live market context, controlled execution, visible risk — say what the screen is for before a visitor has to read a single number on it.
The projection shown here, on desktop and at phone width, lets a visitor set an initial capital, a monthly contribution, a time horizon and a target rate, and see what that could grow to, split into what they put in and what it might earn. On a phone the inputs stack above the result. The total counts up once as the section comes into view, and its screen-reader announcement is paused while it does, so the count is not read out number by number.
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