Contact person: HTML5 Lucky Six Integration

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Location: Tokyo, United Kingdom

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I want to bolt a fully-featured Lucky Six front-end onto our existing betting platform. The reference for look, flow and user experience is [login to view URL] — please play a few rounds there before you start so you understand exactly what I am aiming for, especially the pace and polish of the animations.

The job is strictly front-end (HTML5, JavaScript, Canvas / WebGL or similar). My backend already handles registration, wallet, bet placement and payouts; you will just consume our endpoints to pull the latest draw and push the player’s ticket. Draw data can be polled on a periodic refresh schedule that we will agree together, so real-time sockets are not required.

Animation deliverables (all must mirror the reference site):
• Number draw animations – smooth ball reveal, realistic physics feel
• Winning number announcements – pulsing / highlight on match, audio optional
• Background effects – subtle looping motion that does not hinder performance

Technical expectations
– Responsive layout that feels native on mobile and tablet without a separate codebase
– Consistent behaviour across Chrome, Firefox and Safari (desktop + mobile)
– Clean modular code so my team can drop in our REST endpoints and authentication token
– All graphic assets, sound files and build tools handed over on completion

Timeline
I am ready to integrate immediately and need the first playable build as soon as possible, with quick iteration after feedback until it matches the reference experience.

Hand-off is complete when the game runs inside our staging site, fetches draws on the agreed interval, accepts bets through our API, and settles tickets correctly." (client-provided description)