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iGaming & crypto — freelance product design

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A body of freelance product-design work across the iGaming & crypto space: casino sites, crypto-betting and loot/rewards platforms, a crypto wallet, and a gaming-UI redesign. Each ran from style guide and components to high-fidelity web and mobile screens. Brands are kept anonymous under NDA.

Role: UI/UX · Design System
Timeline: Freelance
Team: Client (NDA) · freelance
Scope: Style guide + component library + web & mobile UI

The challenge

iGaming products are dense, real-time and fiercely competitive for attention. The platform needed a cleaner, more trustworthy interface and a reusable system to keep web and mobile perfectly consistent.

FigmaDesign Systems

How it was built

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Design System

I built a style guide, component library and iconography so a sprawling product stayed consistent across surfaces.

Reusable components keeping web and mobile aligned.

UI Design

High-fidelity web and mobile screens: taming a dense, fast product into a clear hierarchy.

Strong hierarchy so users act fast without mistakes.

Approach

01
Systemise
Built the style guide and component library first.
02
Design web
Designed the desktop experience on the new system.
03
Design mobile
Carried the same system into a focused mobile experience.

The battles

Battle 01 · The lobby

One grid to hold a hundred games

A crypto casino lobby has to shelve two very different inventories: a handful of in-house originals (Crash, Mines, Double) and a large third-party slots library, without collapsing into a wall of thumbnails. The design gives each its own register: originals get large, art-directed tiles up top; licensed slots run in scannable rows below, grouped under their studios; the left rail stays reserved for navigation and the registration card. It's retail logic more than decoration: the shelf has an opinion, so a first-time visitor always knows where the house games end and the library begins.

Battle 02 · Real time

Designing calm into a screen that never sits still

The loot platform runs on real time: a live chat streaming beside the content, countdown timers, jackpots ticking, five case tiers with different deposit conditions. Left unmanaged, everything screams at once. The layout draws hard boundaries instead, chat lives in a fixed right column, cases sit in one comparable card row with the qualifying condition printed on every card, and the page states its rules in plain sentences up top. In a category where users act in seconds, the responsible move is making conditions legible before the click, not after.

Battle 03 · The wallet

Money UI earns trust one decimal at a time

The crypto wallet was the strictest test of the system: this screen holds someone's actual balance. The asset view leads with one number at display size, the day's change coloured and dated, the chart annotated at its exact price point, and a conversion receipt confirming what just happened. Before a single full-width Trade action. Underneath sits the unglamorous work: a full style guide (components, palette, type, grid) and a complete onboarding and seed-phrase flow, because in a wallet, the quietest states, first run, backup, recovery. Are where trust is actually won.

Battle 04 · The HUD

An interface read at the speed of a match

The last client brought a different kind of density: a competitive game's screens, where information competes with the game itself. The home redesign keeps the artwork as the stage and pushes UI to the edges: social rail on the left, news cards along the bottom, the matchmaking timer pinned where a searching player's eye already rests. The same discipline carried into the in-game HUD (minimap, ability bar, scoreboard, shop) where the bar is brutal: if an element can't be parsed in a split second under pressure, it isn't information, it's noise wearing a UI costume.

Every condition on the table before the click.

Key decisions

System first

A component library kept a sprawling, fast-changing product consistent across web and mobile.

Clarity in a dense domain

Strong hierarchy and restraint so users move fast and confidently in a high-density interface.

Inside this collection

A selection of the individual products in this freelance run — brands anonymised under NDA.

Crypto casino & slots platform

A web casino pairing in-house originals (Crash, Mines, Double) with a large third-party slots library: registration, bonuses and game discovery.

Crypto case-opening & rewards site

A loot platform: Plinko, Wheel, Coinflip, Upgrader and PvP modes, with live chat, jackpots and a daily leaderboard.

Crypto wallet app + design system

A mobile wallet to buy, sell and exchange (portfolio and charts) built on a full style guide (components, palette, type, grid) and a complete onboarding & seed-phrase flow.