The Importance of Strong Visuals and Good Design on Online Gambling sites

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The Importance of Strong Visuals and Good Design on Online Gambling sites



The advancement of technology has had a huge impact on the gambling industry. Today, gambling operators must have a digital footprint to keep up with the many other operators in this highly competitive market. And as the world of tech marches on from strength to strength, operators have followed it and, by doing so, been able to enhance the interface of their gaming services and offer themes with clean, appealing designs.

As well as appealing designs, gambling operators need to ensure they have a simple design for players to have an easy navigation. A site like 888 ladies bingo has a simple, clean design, with a navigation bar at the top of the homepage, allowing players to choose the type of game they wish to play as well as an easy access to their account to withdraw any winnings as well as topping up any credit.

Operating in a competitive industry
Anyone in business knows that if you can be the first to do something, you can help yourself to the biggest market share. You’ll soon see competitors emerge, but they’ll all be playing catch-up whereas you’ll be the pioneer and the benchmark.

As soon as operators realized the earliest innovators in online gaming were onto something, they all followed suit. Now, online gambling has become extremely popular and transformed into a highly competitive market.

Then mobile emerged and changed the face of gambling even more. Operators who don’t make their websites mobile responsive, don’t create apps and don’t keep up to date with technological trends and advances in general will fall behind the rest in a market in which millennials and other target markets want to do everything on their mobile devices.


Mobile gaming has helped develop online gambling further, with many people now playing casino games on-the-go.

Importance of good design
Technology is developing at a rapid rate and, in such a competitive industry, it’s essential for operators to make the most of it to offer the best user experience possible. Whether a player will come back to play on a gaming website, which is what the operator wants of course, hinges on their experience on the site.

Good user experience design helps the player to enjoy their gaming on the site, persuading them to play another game or return for another session, turning them into a loyal customer. High-definition graphics, good music and interesting imagery are all helpful tools that game creators will use to help engage the player more in the game, allowing them to get more out of it. If the games of competitors don’t use such devices, their rivals stand a better chance.

What do players seek from games?
There’s a whole host of elements players seek from operators and their games. If the operator is to stay ahead of the rest, they must offer them.

Easy registration
This is a basic rule of business in general, not just of online gambling operators. Players want it to be as easy as possible to sign up. They want to start playing as soon as possible, so the more straightforward it is for them to create an account with the operator, the quicker they can get playing.

Simple navigation
Players want simple designs so that they can get to where they need to be on the site. If they want to withdraw their winnings or credit their account, they want to be able to find the part of the site where they can do this without hassle.

Clean design and elegant colors
Operators avoid overcrowding the site with too many features. Otherwise, the player can become distracted or confused and not find the section of the site they need to. The design should be simple but clean and with vibrant colors that distinguish different sections or features of the site, enabling players to play the games or access the features they wish to. This keeps the site fresh and engaging, as well as serving a practical purpose.

Easy-to-read fonts
The action in online gaming moves fast and players don’t want to spend time reading text. Operators should make any text on the site or in their apps as easy to read as possible so that it doesn’t distract the players from their enjoyment of the game. Players don’t want to struggle to read bingo numbers, for instance, and if they do, they could miss out on a win because poor legibility makes it harder to follow the game.


Websites should have easy to read fonts, so players can easily navigate where they are going on the site.

Why are such elements so crucial?
Simply because online gambling sites can live or die by their user experience. More importantly, they do so in an extremely competitive market. If they don’t serve their customers adequately, there will always be a competitor eager to step into their shoes.

That means if the sign-up process is cumbersome, a player may look elsewhere. If the site looks cluttered visually and is difficult to navigate, making it hard for the player to find what they want, they know there will be another gambling operator out there whose site doesn’t make it so hard, and they’ll go there instead.

Basically, the design must possess two qualities: it must be aesthetically pleasing, to engage the player, and it must be functional, so that the player can perform the tasks they need to while they’re on the site. Operators want players to keep coming back to play on the site, but if the design fails to develop these two qualities, it will diminish the user experience and players may go to the websites of competitors, especially if they’re easier to use and they don’t waste as much time trying to work everything out on them.

Design, including visuals, is immensely important in the world of online gambling and performs not just an aesthetic function, but also a practical one. If an operator doesn’t hit the mark with these, a competitor can attract a customer from right under their noses in this highly competitive market.










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