Money first
Balances, live bid/ask quotes and transaction states become the visual anchors; decoration never competes with financial data.
A more confident Hibit for everyday investors: credible enough for regulated finance, clear enough for a first trade, and distinctive enough to feel like a modern Canadian brand.
Secure access to digital assets
The current design mixes a dramatic black login surface with generic blue transactional screens. This proposal unifies acquisition, authentication, portfolio and trading under one calmer system.
Balances, live bid/ask quotes and transaction states become the visual anchors; decoration never competes with financial data.
Deep evergreen communicates security while mint and warm neutrals keep the experience approachable.
Each view has one dominant action. Buy, send and confirm states are unambiguous and easy to reach.
Warnings and compliance copy appear close to the relevant decision, written in plain language.
#082B2B#80F0C5#4F76FF#F3F5EF#FF735FScroll horizontally to review the proposal. The screens cover the entry journey and the primary authenticated tasks already present in the current application.
01 · Starting screen
Your assets. Clearly managed.
Purpose: establish trust in under two seconds. No promotional carousel, no visual noise—just the refreshed mark and a concise promise.
02 · Sign in
Sign in to review your portfolio and continue trading securely.
UX change: login and registration are separated, reducing form complexity and removing ambiguous secondary controls.
03 · Home / Dashboard
Good morning, Alex
UX change: portfolio value and next actions lead. Open orders and secondary content move lower, reducing first-screen overload.
04 · Wallet
UX change: the allocation chart becomes supplementary rather than dominant. Exact balances and available funds stay easy to scan.
05 · Markets
UX change: recognizable filters replace the product selector. Each pair shows only the available live data: current best bid and best ask.
06 · Buy asset
UX change: estimated received amount and fee are visible before review. The final commitment happens on a separate confirmation screen.
07 · Activity
UX change: transaction types use consistent verbs and status chips. Date grouping and search reduce time-to-find for support and tax use cases.
The H silhouette and proportions remain unchanged. The palette moves from a generic blue-purple gradient to an ownable evergreen-to-mint field that reads clearly at small icon sizes.
One focused sign-in task and less visual texture reduce perceived complexity. Registration becomes a deliberate secondary journey.
Users open a finance app to understand “what do I have?”. Portfolio value, asset balances and accessible actions now answer that question immediately without implying unavailable historical performance.
Current best bid and ask, amount received, expected fee and spread are visible before review. This makes the flow easier to understand and supports informed consent.
Colours, radii, type hierarchy, button variants, fields, list rows and status chips map cleanly to the existing Restyle theme and React Native component structure.