Betfred Insights Jackpot Tracker

UX Design Case Study

Project

Betfred wanted to introduce a new tool that would increase user excitement and engagement by showcasing live jackpot data. The core challenge was to make complex, dynamic data both visually appealing and effortlessly understandable, especially on mobile devices.

Goals

  • Present live jackpot data in a clear and engaging format
  • Ensure excellent usability across devices
  • Drive user engagement with specific games
  • Reflect Betfred's branding and visual language

Design Process

1. Discovery & Research

  • Stakeholder Interviews: Aligned on product goals and data capabilities
  • Competitive Analysis: Studied other gaming platforms to identify best practices and visual trends
  • User Personas: Created basic personas representing casual and high-stakes players

 

2. Wireframing & Structure

  • Focused on a clean, card-based layout to make each jackpot easy to scan
  • Introduced categories and filters to help users browse by game type or jackpot value
  • Prioritized mobile-first design, ensuring a thumb-friendly layout and clear call-to-actions

 

3. Visual Design

  • Used color-coding and iconography to differentiate jackpot types
  • Designed UI components that fit seamlessly into the existing Betfred brand system
  • Added visual hierarchy through typography and spacing to make numbers easy to read

 

4. Prototyping & Handoff

  • Created interactive prototypes in Figma
  • Walked the development team through UX flows and design specs
  • Provided assets and support throughout build phase

Designing the first version of the Jackpot Tracker taught me how to balance data-heavy content with visual simplicity. Collaborating closely with developers early in the process also ensured that the product was technically feasible and performant. I'm proud to have helped launch a feature that has become a recurring destination for Betfred users.

Betfred Insights Jackpot Tracker

UX Design Case Study

Project

Betfred wanted to introduce a new tool that would increase user excitement and engagement by showcasing live jackpot data. The core challenge was to make complex, dynamic data both visually appealing and effortlessly understandable, especially on mobile devices.

Goals

  • Present live jackpot data in a clear and engaging format
  • Ensure excellent usability across devices
  • Drive user engagement with specific games
  • Reflect Betfred's branding and visual language

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Design Process

1. Discovery & Research

  • Stakeholder Interviews: Aligned on product goals and data capabilities
  • Competitive Analysis: Studied other gaming platforms to identify best practices and visual trends
  • User Personas: Created basic personas representing casual and high-stakes players

 

2. Wireframing & Structure

  • Focused on a clean, card-based layout to make each jackpot easy to scan
  • Introduced categories and filters to help users browse by game type or jackpot value
  • Prioritized mobile-first design, ensuring a thumb-friendly layout and clear call-to-actions

 

3. Visual Design

  • Used color-coding and iconography to differentiate jackpot types
  • Designed UI components that fit seamlessly into the existing Betfred brand system
  • Added visual hierarchy through typography and spacing to make numbers easy to read

 

4. Prototyping & Handoff

  • Created interactive prototypes in Figma
  • Walked the development team through UX flows and design specs
  • Provided assets and support throughout build phase

Designing the first version of the Jackpot Tracker taught me how to balance data-heavy content with visual simplicity. Collaborating closely with developers early in the process also ensured that the product was technically feasible and performant. I'm proud to have helped launch a feature that has become a recurring destination for Betfred users.

Betfred Insights Jackpot Tracker

UX Design Case Study

Project

Betfred wanted to introduce a new tool that would increase user excitement and engagement by showcasing live jackpot data. The core challenge was to make complex, dynamic data both visually appealing and effortlessly understandable, especially on mobile devices.

Goals

  • Present live jackpot data in a clear and engaging format
  • Ensure excellent usability across devices
  • Drive user engagement with specific games
  • Reflect Betfred's branding and visual language

9:41

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Design Process

1. Discovery & Research

  • Stakeholder Interviews: Aligned on product goals and data capabilities
  • Competitive Analysis: Studied other gaming platforms to identify best practices and visual trends
  • User Personas: Created basic personas representing casual and high-stakes players

 

2. Wire framing & Structure

  • Focused on a clean, card-based layout to make each jackpot easy to scan
  • Introduced categories and filters to help users browse by game type or jackpot value
  • Prioritised mobile-first design, ensuring a thumb-friendly layout and clear call-to-actions

 

3. Visual Design

  • Used colour-coding and iconography to differentiate jackpot types
  • Designed UI components that fit seamlessly into the existing Betfred brand system
  • Added visual hierarchy through typography and spacing to make numbers easy to read

 

4. Prototyping & Handoff

  • Created interactive prototypes in Figma
  • Walked the development team through UX flows and design specs
  • Provided assets and support throughout build phase

Designing the first version of the Jackpot Tracker taught me how to balance data-heavy content with visual simplicity. Collaborating closely with developers early in the process also ensured that the product was technically feasible and performant. I'm proud to have helped launch a feature that has become a recurring destination for Betfred users.