Gamification refers to applying game-design elements like points, badges, challenges, and leaderboards to non-gaming contexts. This is done to boost engagement and traffic for the business. Tapping and spinning make it exciting for the users. Human psychology enjoys competition, achievement, and rewards, and it transforms routine tasks into more interactive and enjoyable experiences. 

How Gamification Works
By incorporating game mechanics into digital experiences, you can refine the user experience and engage the audience with your business.  Games are designed with pointers, badges, spins, challenges, and leaderboards. Businesses encourage users to complete desired actions, such as signing up, referring friends, or making purchases.

Key Benefits of Adding Gamification to the Design

• Boosts user engagement and refines user experiences. 
• Enhances customer loyalty and engagement with your business. 
• Increases participation rates, encouraging people to make a purchase. 
• Makes experiences more enjoyable and fine. 
•  Drives sustained user interest.

How is Gamification used? 

• Loyalty programs with reward points
• Spin the wheel and get rewards
• Onboarding tutorials with progress bars
• Contests and challenges in marketing campaigns
• Whether in marketing, education, or customer loyalty programs, 

Gamification turns routine interactions into exciting experiences, helping brands build stronger relationships and boost user participation.