An icon from the old Casinomeister website near the Tower Bridge in London. The new site was launched today.
Popular casino portal and forum Casinomeister.com has had a major upgrade today, following months of re-development. The site, which has been online since 1998, has been a strong advocate of fairness and transparency in the online casino industry. However, providing so much content in a digital age which is ever changing has presented new challenges to the team.
Bryan Bailey, founder of Casinomeister posted a press release on Facebook today announcing the approach the company has taken to improving its website. These include making all pages of the site ‘100% mobile friendly’ and an upgrade to encrypted login for all user accounts. There has also been significant changes to the websites navigation and a focus on making content easier to find and access.
Casinos, new and old, now have clearer definitions of where they rate on the site. A ‘Grey Zone’ has been introduced for those casinos that are under consideration or may have dropped out of the accredited list. There will still be a rogue pit for those casinos that continue to use unethical practices or have questionable terms and conditions.
Smart, clear and mobile friendly – the new casinomeister.com website launched today
The general feedback from the Casinomeister forum has been positive, which several members congratulating the team on a successful launch. A few minor issues with the email notifications were reported, but it appears the relaunch has gone fairly smoothly.
goatwack, a popular forum member, commented:”The site looks a lot better, much cleaner than before. I do like how the right things were changed and others left as before, so there’s a good balance.”
“Am particularly impressed with the sub-headers along the top, such as ‘Accredited Casinos’, ‘Bonuses’ etc, it’s very streamlined and easy on the eye.”
“Good job all-round,” he added.
The old casinomeister website was starting to look dated and was in need of a revamp
The Casinomeister team will be eager to see if their efforts to improve the site speed, structure and design will lead to increased visitors and popularity of the brand.
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