Enhancing the UX and UI of Lottoland Keno

My focus was on improving the user experience and user interface of Lottoland Keno, ensuring a seamless and intuitive platform for an enhanced lottery gaming experience

Problem statement

The existing lottery experience created opportunities around clarity, usability, and engagement. The goal was to better understand user behaviors and expectations, then translate those insights into a clearer and more intuitive Keno experience.

  • Date

    Dec 2020

  • Client Name

    Mezura AI

  • Tools

    Sketch, Flinto, Overflow


Research

Unlocking Customer Insights

Data can reveal what users do, while research helps explain why. I used customer-development and user-research techniques to explore behaviors, expectations, and decision-making around lottery play.


Define

How Might We — 30 min. workshop

How might we questions are short questions that launch brainstorms. HMWs fall out of your point-of-view statement or design principles as seeds for your ideation. Create a seed that is broad enough that there are a wide range of solutions but narrow enough that the team has some helpful boundaries. In this case, I collaborated with Product Owners and a developer to frame the opportunity and gather the information needed to guide ideation.

User need to Needed Why + Insight

LOTTERY PLAYER

Play system bet

Play a wheel

Know all his lines combinations

Choose his manual numbers

Choose his random numbers

Others...

Increase the win chances

Increase the win chances reducing the stake and tier

Wish to know the total lines that he is playing

To know his number in each line

Save time

Understand his tradeoff between winning chances and potential return

Others...

  1. How we might provide to expert user a tool to increase the win chances reducing the stake and tier?
  2. How might we allow users to select their numbers to make more meaningful bets?
  3. How might we tell users where the results come from, so they gain more trust in the product?
  4. How might we allow users to play all possible combinations of numbers in any order to increase their chances of winning?
  5. How might we show users the prize of the selection so they know how much it will cost them?
  6. How might we allow users to edit the betslip to prevent mistakes?

Defining

Mobile user flows

I prioritized the initial features shown to users and mapped the primary journey to create a clearer, more predictable experience from the start.

The lottery journey was structured to reduce friction and help users understand each step, with clear feedback and guidance throughout the interaction.

By focusing on feature presentation and optimizing the core lottery journey, the design aimed to improve clarity, confidence, and ease of use.


UI Design

UI

Final Results

I translated the validated direction into a high-fidelity interface, using an established 8px grid and reviewing the wireframe flows against workshop outputs, stakeholder feedback, and user context. The final UI focused on clarity, consistency, and reducing friction across the core lottery journey.