Driving Revenue and Engagement with a Transformative User Experience on Weiss.bet

INTRODUCTION
Prominent online gambling platform licensed in Malta, sought to enhance user engagement, streamline navigation, and drive revenue growth. Emotix partnered with Weiss.bet to conduct in-depth user research, optimize the user interface, and introduce innovative features that cater to the evolving needs of online gamblers.
CHALLANGES
Complex user interface
User feedback indicated a cluttered and confusing interface, making it difficult to navigate and discover desired games or betting options on Weiss.bet.
Lack of personalization
Platform lacked tailored experiences, failing to cater to the individual preferences and gaming habits of its diverse user base.
Limited user engagement
While Weiss.bet had a substantial user base, engagement levels were suboptimal, with many users leaving the platform after a few visits.
Emotix's approach to enhancing the Weiss.bet experience
Emotix's approach to enhancing the Weiss.bet experience
Data collection & analysis
Analytics tools on Weiss.bet track user behavior, including page views, clicks, time spent, and conversion rates. This data-driven approach reveals user preferences and platform pain points.
Heatmap analysis
Heatmaps were employed to visualize user interactions on the Weiss.bet platform, highlighting areas of high and low engagement, guiding our optimization efforts.
Cumbersome payment systems
Existing payment options were often cumbersome, involving multiple steps and limited visibility into pending or completed transactions, leading to user frustration. User research revealed that 40% of users experienced difficulties tracking the status of their pending transactions, and 30% expressed dissatisfaction with limited access to their transaction history.
User feedback reflected high levels of satisfaction with the new Weiss.bet platform. One user commented:
"The new design is fantastic! It's so much easier to find the games I want to play, and the quick bet is incredibly helpful."