Led mobile ownership and contributed to defining the visual and systemic direction of MyStoneX.
Designed core financial modules (Funds, Positions, Onboarding) while guiding the transition from an early foundation to a scalable semantic design system.
Strengthened alignment between design, engineering and QA, and supported team growth during scaling.
Migrated mobile foundations and trading modules to V2 semantic architecture
Implemented full dark mode for mobile; prepared token structure for web
Reduced visual inconsistencies and implementation drift
Improved engineering alignment through earlier validation cycles
Contributed to faster trading feature delivery compared to initial foundation rollout
The platform integrates multi-account fund management, trading workspaces, positions monitoring and onboarding flows across web and mobile environments.
Built to serve multiple client segments under one architecture, MyStoneX required structural consistency while scaling functionality in parallel.
Users interact with different account structures under the same ecosystem, requiring a platform capable of adapting interface depth and functionality depending on context.
The system was designed to operate consistently across web and mobile environments while supporting a wide range of operational workflows.
Multiple product layers coexist within the same ecosystem - from account infrastructure to advanced trading interfaces - requiring a flexible yet consistent system architecture.
Funding defined the operational entry point for every user and is a vital point for trading experience.
The challenging point was to design flows that remain consistent across different account types while handling different transaction models, currencies, and compliance constraints.
Trading required a flexible interface capable of adapting to different user behaviors and levels of complexity.
The system introduced modular workspaces, enabling users to structure their environment around individual strategies and data needs.
The platform enabled users to stay continuously connected with capital markets through a dedicated mobile trading experience.
Real-time data, positions monitoring and access to key trading actions allowed users to track market movements and respond without being tied to a desktop environment.
MyStoneX was developed alongside evolving design system. As the platform expanded across multiple product domains, maintaining visual and structural consistency became increasingly challenging.
This led to the long-term process of developing the system early foundations that further in the process evolved into a more structured architecture with
Design -> Developement -> Release processes settled.
A deeper look into this work is covered in the Design System case study.
Instead of navigating multiple separate platforms, users can access different financial operations through a single ecosystem and account infrastructure.
The platform adapts its functionality and interface depth depending on the account environment, enabling different operational models within one system.
By consolidating previously fragmented services under one architecture, MyStoneX created a platform capable of supporting new financial products within one application supporting
complex StoneX financial ecosystem.