Creating an Engaging Interface for Call Break Game A Design Guide

Description

The iGaming industry is crowded. You will find a new online casino gaming app every other day which makes it challenging for brands to stay in the long run. No matter what kind of card game you develop, be it Baccarat, Poker, Rummy, or Call Break, it takes more than a new concept to attract the audience. You will need an engaging interface that is not only visually appealing but also pretty convenient to use. The goal of the design should be to enhance and ease the online gaming experience.  In this blog, we will discuss what practices can help you develop an engaging and visually soothing interface for a Call Break game.

So, how to move forward with the development process that creates more than just a Call Break game? Well, it starts with setting a goal. You need to study your online casino audience and understand what they want, whether they are into simple designs or they want something out-of-the-box. Studying the existing products in the market will also help you. 

Once you are done with the research, you can start with the first step which is designing the visual aesthetics. Yes, online gamers first see and then decide to play. So, you need to create an unforgettable first impression. That being said, let’s know more about visual aesthetics in the Call Break game and what principles to follow. 

Importance of Visual Aesthetics in Call Break Game

As said earlier, the importance of visuals in games lies in the impression they make. Think about it, if you see a cheap-looking Call Break game, would you want to play it? No, right? That’s the reason. Moreover, the perfectly designed visuals make the UI easy to use which further leads to increased engagement. If you are new in the market, a unique interface design also helps you to create your brand’s identity.

Principles of Good Design

To create an effective UI design, you need to take care of these 6 things:

• Simplicity

• Consistency

• Feedback

• Accessibility

• Affordance

• Intuitive

Keep it simple, and easy to understand for all kinds of players. Use standard fonts, easily visible colors, identifiable buttons, animations to create a moving environment, etc. Moreover, don’t forget to prioritize user feedback and evolve the game accordingly. 

Designing an Engaging Interface

Now, here comes the crucial part. Till now we have talked about why it is important, what are the aspects that you need to take care of, the best practices, etc. Now, we will walk you through the UI design process of a Call Break game. If followed successfully, you will end up with a product made for the new iGaming era. 

Conceptualizing & Planning:

The first thing is to create a blueprint for the design. So, how to do that? A thorough research is needed. Try to understand the buyer persona that is your user and their journey. How they see your product, what makes them want to play further, and what makes them stay in the long run. If you successfully find the answers; congrats! You are halfway through.

The first thing users see is colors, then they see the sections and overall design and after that, they see animation, accessibility, etc. So, streamline your UI development process in this way. Trust us, it becomes a lot easier and error-free this way. 

Visual Designing:

So, let’s start with visual designing. First, understand color psychology and how it impacts users' experience. It will help you have a better understanding of what colors you should use, when, where, and how often you should use them. However, don’t go for too many colors, there should be alignment and balance among them. You can also choose colors used in your brand logo to give it a professional look. Avoid using Nude colors as it is difficult to see sometimes and don’t really go with iGaming.

UI Element: h3

Okay, so you have set the tone of your game and now let’s see how we can make it user-friendly in terms of action. Players have seen everything and they are ready to access the game, features, etc. As Call Break is a card game, the best thing you can do is give the cards a real-life look. No no, we are not saying to make your card colors neon pink, it's not a good idea. We are talking about the enhancements in the visuals. Adding the shades, dimensions, etc will help. 

Furthermore, focus on accessibility in your game. It means that the control board and the menu should be easily available and must contain easy-to-understand content. If the page is for withdrawal, please keep it that way. Don’t change the content into “manage your money, your coins, etc. It creates confusion. 

Animations & Transitions

Do you know what brings life to the entire visuals? It’s the subtle but effective animations and transitions. You must be wondering what’s wrong with static designs, well it is not that effective. Animations and transitions are here to enhance the user experience as they keep it moving and responsive. To put it simply, suppose you are playing the Call Break game and you go to the page to see the bonuses. However, when you click on the “Claim Bonus” button; it doesn’t move and you keep clicking it. Did you get it? Yes, animations and transitions let users know that the site is working and they are not facing a technical error. Moreover, it also makes users feel a sense of control over the game. 

Testing and Launch

The last step is to run a final test to see if everything has fallen into place or if there are still some changes to make. Remember, if a problem comes out in the test, it is not a bad thing. Perhaps, it is the most effective way to find out any loopholes in the product before it hits the market. 

After the test results are good. You can give the game a final touch-up. It can be some alignment change, some content change, or integrations. After that, you are all set to launch the game.

Final Words:

Though we all say; “looks don’t matter,” in the online gaming industry, it’s an important aspect. The visuals hold the power to make users engage more and stay more. You tell us, how can players use the extraordinary features that you have included in your game if they don’t know how to access it? That’s why an intuitive UI is important. It is to make sure that all your features, and settings, are being recognized and used. If they are not used or recognized enough then there is no point in developing a unique product. So, follow the design guide, and don’t let your product go unnoticed.