Hundreds of tiles with wandering badges, hidden labels, and framing that drifted title to title.
View frameLula Bet
Catalog Consistency at Scale
Interactive demos, pipeline preview, and a 20-tile pilot runbook shipped for a ~1000-tile catalog.
The challenge
The cost of inaction.
A national online entertainment brand had nearly a thousand live game tiles with inconsistent badges, labels, and framing. Their designer couldn't redraw the catalogue by hand — and letting AI redraw whole cards looked too messy for production.
Every new title meant another one-off design pass. The brand looked inconsistent, the designer stayed overloaded, and the browse experience felt unowned.
The response
How I solved it.
Lock one consistent brand frame for every tile. Use AI only to clean messy image edges and overlays, then have a human approve each result before it goes live. Start with a small pilot, then roll out the full catalog.
A production card system: brand framing that wraps provider art, interactive theme previews, a cleanup pipeline with human checks, and a clear path from demo to a 20-tile pilot then full catalog.
Storyboard
The work.
One consistent brand frame wraps provider art. Colours and chrome update without touching the image library.
View frameAI cleans overlays and image edges; a human checks each result before it ships.
View frameProve the look, pilot 20 tiles with a runbook, then scale the full catalog safely.
View frameDeliverables
- Reusable brand card frame
- Interactive theme previews
- AI image cleanup with human approval
- Demo package + rollout runbook
What shipped
Shipped interactive demos, a working pipeline preview, and a clear rollout plan
Approach ready for a ~1000-tile catalog without redrawing every title by hand
Validated on 20 tiles with a how-to runbook before full catalog rollout
Why this worked
A messy catalog needed a simple production system — one brand frame their team could reuse, with AI helping on cleanup so every tile didn't mean a full redesign.
Keep the brand frame consistent; use AI where cleanup helps — designer stays in charge.