Web3 Trading Dashboard Development: Requirements That Prevent Cost Overruns
How to specify a trading dashboard before development, including data sources, permissions, execution controls and acceptance criteria.
How to specify a trading dashboard before development, including data sources, permissions, execution controls and acceptance criteria.
Separate analytics from execution
A read-only dashboard has a different security model from a panel that places orders, moves funds or changes limits. List every permitted action and which role can perform it.
Define data freshness and truth sources
Specify positions, orders, PnL, balances and market-data update rates. State how the dashboard reconciles exchange APIs and on-chain balances when sources disagree.
Design permissions and audit logs
Require strong authentication, session controls, role-based access and immutable records for sensitive actions. Secrets and signing keys should not pass through the browser.
Write acceptance criteria
Define supported devices, load time, stale-data indicators, export behavior, alert delivery and recovery after backend disconnects. Include test accounts and representative datasets.
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