Amberdata x Amberlens - Cryptocurrency and API Market & UI UX Design

Written by

George S.

Chief Communication Officer George has an important role of building all communication around RDL.

Verified by

Tyler B.

Tyler is the core of the design team - his expertise helps create the projects’ architecture.

Amberdata crypto data analytics and Amberlens market intelligence — digital transformation banking for institutional crypto

Crypto Chart and Research Tool for Amberdata

Digital asset markets are inherently difficult to navigate. Financial institutions have to operate in a fast-changing landscape that includes spot, futures, and options, spans multiple blockchains, and crosses both centralized and decentralized venues.

Each market comes with its own behavior, data formats, and liquidity dynamics, making it slow and resource-intensive to piece together a complete view.

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Ongoing regulatory change adds another layer of complexity. To run core functions firms need dependable market data, analytics, and actionable insights supported by robust tooling.
Tyler B.
UX Architect

Amberdata crypto analytics platform — information architecture ux for institutional digital asset data management

Design based on the offering

Amberdata provide digital asset data analytics, risk management, tax management, and portfolio. To be exact, Amberdata aim to guide their users through their trading journey, providing all tools to analyze charts of data, improve trend analysis and help keep all data in one place.

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Additionally, the platform implements Amberlens - a digital asset market intelligence that provides insights, extensive UI, and indicators for easy trading.
Victoria P.
Team Lead

Crypto UX industry critique — repetitive dashboards and template layouts resolved through a comprehensive ux audit

Request and the Design Process

Crypto UI/UX often feels repetitive and overly utilitarian, with little room for distinctive design thinking. Many platforms rely on the same familiar menu structures, dense dashboards, and template-like layouts, which makes products hard to differentiate and can increase cognitive load for users.

Visually, interfaces tend to default to predictable, muted palettes and a limited “trading language” of red, yellow, and green to communicate loss, caution, and profit — colors traders recognize instantly, but that can make the overall experience feel generic and monotonous.

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As a result, even when the underlying tools are powerful, the presentation can feel cluttered, uninspired, and emotionally flat, rather than modern, confident, and user-centered.
Victoria P.
Team Lead

Amberdata three design solutions — innovative visuals and large information load UX developed through deep ux research

That’s why we took on the challenge of designing a new interface that keeps users focused instead of distracted. To make users familiar with unusual visuals, we aimed to win them over through UX — clear hierarchy, intuitive navigation, and frictionless workflows that make complex actions feel simple.

We placed strong emphasis on usability and accessibility, ensuring the product is easy to read, easy to scan, and comfortable to use for long sessions. This helped users build trust early and feel connected to the product from their first interaction.

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Having proposed three carefully constructed solutions, Amberdata decided to upkeep innovative visuals with uniquely engineered UX that supports large information loads.
Victoria P.
Team Lead
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The final design perfectly captured Amberdata’s strive for uniqueness. The rethought cryptocurrency interface now serves as a helping hand for traders - no matter the instance.
Victoria P.
Team Lead