Exploring Global Markets Through an Interactive Dashboard

Exploring Global Markets Through an Interactive Dashboard

Exploring Global Markets Through an Interactive Dashboard

A self-built interactive dashboard that connects world events to market movement — a world map as the navigation model, with country-level performance, volatility-based risk levels, and live news in one view.

A self-built interactive dashboard that connects world events to market movement — a world map as the navigation model, with country-level performance, volatility-based risk levels, and live news in one view.

Problem

Keeping up with markets meant bouncing between news sites, finance platforms, and social feeds — and still not having a clear picture.

Engraving-style illustration of a man overwhelmed by newspapers and market charts

I wanted one starting point…

I wanted one starting point…

a single view that connects world events to market movement.

Framing the requirements

I worked backwards from what I actually needed to see:

I worked backwards from what I actually needed to see:

A global picture

Top-performing stocks and industries, with risk made legible (high / moderate / low) rather than buried in numbers.

Connection between events and markets

What’s happening in the world, and which stocks or sectors it might affect.

Design decisions

I had a general sense of how I wanted the info to look on this platform.

Hand-drawn notebook sketch of the dashboard layout with a world map

Geography was the natural organizing structure; events happen somewhere, and markets are regional before they’re global. That led to four connected surfaces:

Annotated wireframe: world map as the main view, country drill-down, risk panel and live news ticker

The prototype

Here’s how the current design looks. The data shown is a mock snapshot. I first connected the platform to live data through Yahoo Finance, and I'm now exploring better options to take it further.

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Nikhil Dasari

Nikhil Dasari

Designed in Arkansas, mentally relocated to Big Sur. Photo by George Cox on Unsplash

Designed in Arkansas, mentally relocated to Big Sur. Photo by George Cox on Unsplash