iGaming design blog
The iDesy blog is written by the design team behind casino, sportsbook and crypto gambling products such as HugeWin, Vertbet and Gambit. Each post answers one question about iGaming design, from lobby UX and the bet slip to branding, banners and app store creatives, and shows the answer on our own screens.
-
Casino cashier and withdrawal UX: what players read as trusted
Casino cashier UX earns trust when limits and fees show before the player types, the button names the amount and any bonus, a withdrawal… -
Themed casino design: when characters help players find games
Themed casino design helps an online casino when it points players to games, and hurts when it covers them. At iDesy we have designed… -
Casino UX audit checklist: 20 pass-or-fail checks from landing to first deposit
iDesy runs UX audits for online casinos and sportsbooks that walk every flow from landing to withdrawal on desktop and mobile. This checklist gives… -
Sportsbook bet slip UX: fast to use, hard to misuse
Good bet slip UX on mobile means a slip that stays one tap away without covering the markets, shows single, express and system as… -
Dark patterns in online casinos: what to cut and the honest alternative
The common dark patterns in online casinos are fake countdowns, bonus wagering hidden until withdrawal, a cashout harder to find than the deposit, features… -
How much does a casino website cost in 2026, and what drives the price
How much does a casino website cost? At iDesy, designing a casino platform starts from $5,000 and takes from two weeks. The final price… -
Casino lobby design: how to stop burying the games
Good casino lobby design gets a player from the first screen to a running game in a few taps. Keep at least one row…
What the iDesy blog covers
Each post takes one question that comes up while a casino or sportsbook is being designed and answers it with screens from products we designed, such as Sirwin, Vertbet, Bitspinz Casino and HugeWin. The advice comes with the interface it describes, not with stock mockups.
The Casino UX topic is about the parts of a gambling product where players decide to stay or leave: the lobby and game search, registration and KYC, the cashier, bonuses and wagering, loyalty ranks and the bet slip. Working with an agency covers the other side of the table: what casino and sportsbook design costs, how long it takes, how to brief a studio and what you should receive at handoff.
Posts are written by the iDesy design team led by Viktor Skrin. When a post names a price, it is our own: design of a casino platform starts from $5,000 and two weeks, and grows with the modules your product needs. If your question is not covered yet, send it through the contacts page.
To see the same ideas applied to a whole product, open the case studies, or read how we approach casino UX/UI design and sportsbook design.