Build social casino games that people actually want to play
We've spent years working on mobile social casino products. Now we share what works—the mechanics players stick with, the UI patterns that convert, and the design decisions that matter.
Our workshops focus on real implementation. You work through actual design problems, get feedback from people who've shipped games, and leave with skills you can apply immediately.
See what we teach
Try our demo game to understand the kind of mechanics and UI patterns we break down in our workshops. It's a working example of the design principles we cover.
Choose your learning path
Self-Paced Track
Access all workshop materials and exercises on your schedule. Work through design challenges at your own speed with lifetime access to updated content.
Cohort Sessions
Join scheduled group workshops with direct instructor feedback. Work alongside other designers, share solutions, and get real-time critiques on your work.
Custom Corporate
Tailored workshops for your team with content focused on your specific games and design challenges. Includes post-workshop support and implementation review.
What you get from us
- Complete workshop materials with design exercises that mirror real production scenarios you'll face in social casino development.
- Access to our team for questions during and after your workshop period—we stick around to help you implement what you've learned.
- Realistic project scope and time expectations. We tell you upfront what's achievable and what requires more experience.
- Actual examples from shipped games, including things that didn't work and why we changed direction.
- No upsells or hidden tiers. The price you see includes everything—materials, feedback sessions, and ongoing resource updates.
Different ways to learn the same skills
Everyone learns differently. We structure our content so you can focus on what matters for your current project or skill level.
Start with fundamentals
Core UI patterns for social casino games. What makes slot interfaces work, how reward systems feel responsive, and which visual hierarchies actually guide players.
Good if you're new to social casino design or transitioning from other game genres.
Dive into mobile-specific challenges
Touch targets for fast-paced games, screen space optimization, and designing for one-handed play. These workshops focus entirely on mobile constraints.
You'll work through actual mobile game layouts and solve real sizing and interaction problems.
Focus on retention mechanics
Progression systems, daily rewards, and collection mechanics that keep players coming back. We break down why certain patterns work and when they don't.
Includes analysis of live game data and A/B test results from actual social casino products.
How peer feedback works
Good design feedback comes from seeing how other people solve the same problem differently. Our collaborative exercises are structured to make that happen.
Shared design challenges
Everyone works on the same UI problem—designing a slot game's win celebration, for example. You have the same constraints, same screen size, same design goals.
Anonymous solution sharing
Submit your work without names attached. This removes ego from the equation and lets people focus on the design decisions themselves.
Structured critique sessions
Review solutions together using specific criteria—does the hierarchy work, are touch targets sized correctly, does the animation timing feel right. You learn by evaluating other approaches.
Instructor analysis
We break down why certain solutions work better for specific contexts. You see the reasoning behind design choices, not just the final result.
Why we started teaching this
Bramdovel started in 2016 working on mobile social casino games. We made plenty of mistakes early on—interfaces that looked good but didn't convert, mechanics that players found confusing, retention systems that felt manipulative.
Over time we figured out what actually works. Not theory, but patterns we could test and measure. UI decisions that improved session length. Reward structures that kept players engaged without feeling exploitative.
In 2019 we started consulting for other studios. Same problems kept coming up—teams struggling with mobile constraints, unclear progression systems, interfaces that looked fine in design files but fell apart on actual devices.
So we formalized what we'd learned into workshops. Real exercises based on problems we've solved in production. Feedback from people who've shipped games and seen what works in the market.
2016–2018
Built and launched our first social casino games. Learned what players actually respond to versus what we thought would work.
2019–2021
Started consulting for mobile game studios. Helped teams redesign underperforming interfaces and optimize monetization flows.
2022–2024
Developed structured workshops combining our production experience with collaborative learning formats. Refined curriculum based on participant feedback.
2025
Expanded to self-paced tracks and custom corporate programs. Still updating materials with new patterns and data from live games.
