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Context
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Planning the experience
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From content to competition


A video-first feed brought sports content and social interactions together, with match information and betting options accessible directly from posts.
Home feed
Using established video-feed conventions reduced the amount of new navigation fans had to learn before exploring Rafter's sports-specific features.
Familiar interaction patterns


Fans could record videos, add match information, and publish posts connected to their bets.
Create and share
Match and bet details remained visible during publishing, allowing fans to review what they were sharing without returning to the original match.
Preserving context


A skippable walkthrough introduced the full journey from selecting a match to creating and sharing a post. Completing it awarded Rafter Points.
Guided onboarding
The introduction followed the actual sequence of actions instead of explaining features in isolation.
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Learning by doing
Fans could bypass the walkthrough, return to it later, and use contextual guidance when encountering unfamiliar features.
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Freedom to explore
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Beyond the bet

Matches / discovery

Match details

Bet creation


Player profiles brought together activity, achievements, and personal statistics, while sport-specific leaderboards made progress and rankings easy to follow.
Rewards and rankings
Badges and personal milestones recognized continued participation, giving fans more to follow than the result of a single bet.
Beyond wins and losses
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Design system



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Outcomes
12
End-to-end user flows
200+
UI screens
50+
Design system assets








