The layout feels familiar and similar to major perpetual DEXs, with the chart centered , though it features market data in that space instead of the usual market order or order form seen on other top platforms. This structure still supports easy navigation and minimizes the learning curve for users. The consistent dark theme enhances visual clarity and reduces eye strain, aligning with standard trading interfaces. Integrating a TradingView chart is also a strong design choice, as it adds both trust and familiarity …most traders rely on its reliable and intuitive charting tools. KUDOS TO THE TEAM. I also identified several areas within the perpetual trading feature that could benefit from improvement.

This feedback is not based on assumption, but on hands-on interaction and functional comparison across multiple DEX interfaces to assess overall UX flow and trader efficiency.

1️⃣ Chart Placement Issue Affecting Mobile Trading

During practical exploration of the Perp feature interface on mobile, I observed that the candlestick chart section is placed below the trading function panel.

In comparison, other perpetual DEXs such as AsterDex and HyperLiquid place the chart at the top or center, keeping real-time market visualization closer to the trader’s focus area before executing a trade.

Impact / Risk:

• The structure makes it a bit stressful for active traders who need quick chart updates before changing their leverage or trade settings.
• It make users scroll more and slow down real-time updates, especially on phones where the screen is small.
• It also breaks the natural trading flow ..traders usually want to check charts first, then place their orders.

Suggested Fix:

• We can rearrange the mobile layout so the candlestick chart appears above the trading panel.
• We can also add a collapsible trade panel or a split-screen toggle, letting users switch quickly between “Chart View” and “Trade View.

This layout is similar to AsterDex and HyperLiquid, which focus on showing real-time data before placing trades. It’s especially helpful for perpetual traders who need to make quick decisions.

Benefit if implemented:

• Improved UX flow: Users can visually confirm market movement before interacting with order forms.
• Higher trading confidence: Seeing price action upfront reduces accidental trades or misreads.