Redesign the
Join table entry
Make the table easy to read at a glance.
Game + group + seats + amount
Kelly Peng · Product Design
Make the table easy to read at a glance.
Game + group + seats + amount
Show what carries over, what happens
during loading, and where the player lands.
Keyframes + prototype or animation
The Clubhouse is a sample group name. The brief’s example is Degen Poker Originals.
Mahjong motion and Watch are extensions. Original brief ↗
The supplied button shows seats and stakes.
Group name and action label are missing.
$0.05 / $0.10
The Clubhouse
5 of 9 seats$100 buy-in
The Clubhouse
3 of 4 playersCarry game, group and stakes into loading.
End on your seat, then deal the hand.
Compare games in Home’s main scroll, without switching sideways.
Compact rectangles leave consistent space for facts and actions.
$0.05 / $0.10
The Clubhouse
5 of 9 seats$100 buy-in
The Clubhouse
3 of 4 playersWeak cues took 22% longer to locate
in NN/g’s desktop study.¹
Baymard observed users scanning button
labels to identify the checkout path.²
Join now matches the hero. Watch stays secondary.
Rounded rectangle, like Fold / Call / Raise.
Count + outer ring. No duplicate message.
External evidence informs the design. Validate first taps and expected outcomes with Pure players.
Game, group and stakes stay visible.
Cards and chips bridge the change.
24-second demo; automatic seating is assumed.
Production should wait for table-ready and offer retry on failure.
Optional motion extension · 24-second demo.
Illustrative board; gameplay and multiplayer rules are unvalidated.
Assume seat counts are current.
Compare the original and redesign.
Assume Join can assign an available seat.
Test slow / failed loading and reduced motion.
Confirm seat assignment and buy-in rules with the team.
These are proposed tests; no player outcomes have been measured.