SharapovLab Knowledge: Interactive Trading & Investing Education

Overview

SharapovLab Knowledge is an open-access financial education platform built with Next.js, React, TypeScript, Three.js and Framer Motion. It takes abstract stuff like liquidity, market structure, chart patterns and risk, and turns each one into an animated, interactive lesson instead of another wall of text. The goal is simple: be the most understandable visual knowledge base about markets that exists online right now.

Problem

Trading education tends to split into two bad options. Either a wall of text you forget by the next morning, or a paid "signals" product that tells people what to buy instead of teaching them how markets actually work. Both leave beginners stuck, unable to reason about a market on their own once the signal stops coming.

Solution

SharapovLab Knowledge replaces both with one learning path: concept, then visualization, then interaction, then real understanding. Everything from financial foundations to technical analysis, chart patterns, strategy logic, trading psychology and risk management gets taught through custom interactive visualizations rather than static diagrams. The platform never recommends a trade, full stop. Every lesson follows the same philosophy: teach people how to think, not what to buy.

Architecture

• Next.js
• React
• TypeScript
• Three.js
• Framer Motion
• Vercel Blob

Next.js App Router keeps lesson pages (learn/), the visual pattern library (library/) and content administration (admin/) cleanly separated. Three.js and Framer Motion drive the animated, interactive visualizations behind every lesson: candle formation, order flow, pattern breakouts, risk calculators you can actually play with. Vercel Blob stores lesson media, and a dedicated i18n layer structures lessons so they can exist in multiple languages without duplicating the whole content model.

Features

• Financial Foundations: money, inflation, assets versus liabilities, compound interest, risk and reward, explained from zero.
• Trading Fundamentals: market participants, liquidity, order types, long/short, leverage, spot versus futures, taught through interactive SVG diagrams of buyer versus seller and order flow.
• Technical Analysis Academy: candlestick formation, market structure (Higher High, Higher Low, Lower High, Lower Low), support and resistance, and indicators like RSI, MACD, EMA, SMA, VWAP, ATR and Volume.
• A visual pattern library covering Double Top/Bottom, Head & Shoulders, Triangles, Flags, Wedges, and Cup & Handle, each with a formation animation, the psychology behind it, entry logic and invalidation rules.
• Trading strategies: trend following, mean reversion and breakout trading, all explained educationally, with zero live signals attached.
• Trading psychology: fear, greed, FOMO, revenge trading, discipline and probabilistic thinking, reinforced through decision-simulation exercises rather than just described.
• Risk management: position sizing, stop loss, risk/reward ratio, drawdown and portfolio allocation, backed by interactive calculators for position size, maximum loss and potential reward.

Technologies

• Next.js
• React
• TypeScript
• Three.js
• Framer Motion
• Vercel Blob

Gallery

Screenshots are being prepared and will land here through the dashboard.

Videos

Roadmap

1. Financial Foundations + Trading Fundamentals modules

2. Technical Analysis Academy + visual Pattern Library

3. Trading Psychology + Risk Management modules with interactive calculators

4. Expanded multi-language lesson coverage

Challenges

Turning abstract concepts like liquidity, market structure and trading psychology into interactive visualizations that stay rigorous and accurate, without ever tipping into financial advice, was the whole game here. Every lesson had to explain how markets work without ever telling someone what to actually trade.

Lessons

More to add as the platform matures.

Future

Growing the pattern library, adding deeper decision-simulation exercises for trading psychology, and expanding lesson coverage into more languages.

GitHub

Private repository. There's no public codebase.

Demo

No public demo yet.

FAQ