The user should probably only see the tradeable stocks but not see the "amount", "price", "bid" and "sell" elements unless they are actually logged in (atm auth is done using google login).
Later we can move the login functionality to another page and then the layout makes more sense.
All of this could be implemented so that as user logs in they gain the ability to make bids and sell their stock but before that they only see the application's landing page (Home) and that has the information about the currently tradeable stock IF the user were to sign up and log into the application (think of this as advertisement on the home page to draw the user in to sign up for our stock trading service).
The user should probably only see the tradeable stocks but not see the "amount", "price", "bid" and "sell" elements unless they are actually logged in (atm auth is done using google login).
Later we can move the login functionality to another page and then the layout makes more sense.
All of this could be implemented so that as user logs in they gain the ability to make bids and sell their stock but before that they only see the application's landing page (Home) and that has the information about the currently tradeable stock IF the user were to sign up and log into the application (think of this as advertisement on the home page to draw the user in to sign up for our stock trading service).