Poll for players, affiliates and just members of the forum!

[Dmitriyhh]

Good day!

Such a question for the users of GPWA. My team and I decided to open an online casino, but I don’t know yet what the players might like in terms of design and overall appearance of the site.

I would like to hear: which site do you like as a player? Simple or brutal, serious. Or maybe a cartoon, with some kind of character.

Naturally, I don't leave links, but I will be glad to hear from you any mention of top projects for you))

The opinion of both the player and the affiliate are interesting.

[wonderpunter]

i think the main thing is usability, So many sites want to impress with flashy showcase themes but the player just wants games,

[Slawete]

Don't play, but what I noticed, in the past the color range used for cars was much wider.

My advice is next: take a look at oshi, I really like their site. Just changing some colors will make it look much modern.

[artrust99]

Agree with wonderpunter!
But speaking about personal taste of design, I would make it simple, clean, with a lot of white color. People should focus on games, not on distracting.

[newcustomeroffer]

Or maybe a cartoon, with some kind of character.

Be careful with anything that might be deemed to appeal to children, particularly if you're targeting the UK market.

[Karri]

One thing most, and I do mean most, casinos suck at is the lobby interface. A site might have 2000+ games and only offer a simple search function and a couple simple categories like 'jackpots' and 'hot' to help with the browsing. Not to mention that they tell you to search for provider, but don't show which providers they have.

Like, say I want to play a Megaways game with bonus spins, on about 99% of sites I would have to just check all Megaways games, and on 90% of sites I would first have to search for them. It's obviously not something that is easily done, and would require quite a lot of database upkeep, but is it really that hard to implement an advanced search with simple filters?

Or maybe I've just reviewed too many ****** white label casinos.

[Garcia]

Hi,

I like something that is simple and not too much going on

[Cash Bonus]

I prefer a simple and well-organized site that doesn't look very busy, confusing and that has a friendly UI to boot. Also, it doesn't take too long in loading up, and has all of the relevant information necessary that my visitors are looking for and that will always make them feel obliged to keep coming back for more. I don't like cluttered and untidy sites that get me lost. These are the essentials to me.

BTW, it looks like you forgot to add a voting poll.

[DaftDog]

1. Good game and provider search abilities.
2. Do not show restricted games to players (very annoying).

[Topboss]

My ideal casino would have no flashy ads and sliders - it would be simple and clean with the terms and conditions written out in clear simple english with no big fancy words.
The most important part to me is to have a search button, as it helps a player to find the game they are looking for and also helps the Affiliates when they do a game review and need to know if your casino offers the game.

There are many times i have wanted to suggest a player play a game at xyz casino only to find that I cannot find the game on their site because I don't have time to search through reams and reams of games. A search bar would make life so much easier and the casino would get more exposure from me!

[gil.langelaan]

Depending on the market.
But personally I like simple and well-organized sites with great UX.

Visible buttons, clear menu, simple navigation.

Chat with support, not aggressive pop-ups in the sidebar.

[manyspins]

A clean and modern user ux that is easy to navigate around. I generally don't like too much clutter going on.

[Nenad]

I'd just use simple and clean design. For me some of the most important things to take care of are good and wide range of game providers, easy to search, and T&C's link to be well seen on the site. I wouldn't bother with plenty animations, and flashy things, as it can distract future prospects, and slow down the speed of the site. Just my opinion.

[onkn]

Hello.
I am a player and an affiliate.
I think the best way to be a player is to be easy to read and use, but there are a lot of manga-based explanations in Japan.
I think that having a cartoon character explaining attractive information can interest users.
This is my personal opinion.