I’m building a browser-based simulator that lets students practice buying and selling equities with virtual cash. The goal is purely educational, so every screen must reinforce three learning pillars already mapped out: stock-market basics, core trading strategies, and introductory investment analysis. Users should be able to register, receive a starting balance, place market or limit orders against live (or convincingly delayed) price feeds, and review their open positions, trade history, and P/L in real time. A simple dashboard, clean order ticket, basic charts, and a “Learning Hub” section that hosts the three content modules are essential. Because we’re focusing on Web only, choose a modern front-end framework—React, Vue, or similar—and a lightweight backend that stores user portfolios, order logs, and leaderboards. Clarity and maintainability matter more than flashy visuals: well-commented code, logical folder structure, and a straightforward deployment script are must-haves. Deliverables • A fully functional web app that runs locally and on our selected cloud host • Source code repository with README and setup steps • Admin access so I can reset portfolios and update educational content Acceptance criteria • All trades execute instantly with virtual funds • Learning Hub cleanly presents the three education pillars • Responsive design on desktop and mobile browsers If you’ve built trading simulators or data-driven dashboards before, send a link and outline the stack you’d recommend. I’m ready to move quickly once I see the right fit.