Have you tested the page with actual users? You'd probably only need 3 or 4 to get a good feel for how people are using the pages and what users want to know.

Have you tested the page with actual users? You'd probably only need 3 or 4 to get a good feel for how people are using the pages and what users want to know. On the Analysis page I'd put some interesting example stocks below the ticker so people that don't know ticker symbols can just click on one. Or just put that box on the frontpage so people don't have to use the extra click to find a box. Or ask people to import OFX data from Google Finance, Yahoo Finance etc. On the Sample Analysis how about some charts? How's the formula performed over time? What do all of the ratios and analysis mean? Generally when I'm thinking about a page/design I try to make a list of everything users would want to do from that page, group like items and work backwards. Yoseph I'm working on a (somewhat) similar project for my senior thesis - usability testing balance sheets. Get in touch with me - my email's kev@inburke.com.