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Financial Tech Talk: Episode 2

Financial Tech Talk: Decreasing Latency Through Better UX Design

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Is it possible to reduce the "human latency" around trading systems as much as 95 percent while increasing the information density presented to a trade 10-fold without causing information overload?

According to Brad Paley, a 20-year veteran of designing financial data visual interfaces, it is if you take a page out of psychlinguistics.

In this episode of Financial Tech Talk, Sell-Side Technology sits down with Paley to discuss best practices when it comes to designing UX environments.

It turns out there is more science involved than you’d think.

 

 

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