The Minnesota Lottery has launched a revamped official website with a brighter, more colorful design and playful touches. The redesign simplifies the process of finding information, reducing the number of clicks and searches needed.
The redesign, which is now live, preserves the core features players rely on while presenting them within a modernized interface. Users can still sign in to their Lottery accounts, check winning numbers, enter 2nd Chance and Free Giveaways, find a Lottery retailer, and explore games, prizes and more—all functioning much the same way as before.
Task-Focused Navigation Sections
The lottery has restructured the site’s menu to highlight specific actions users want to take. To check numbers, visitors head to “Did I Win?” Information about 2nd Chance, Giveaways, or Events to attend can be found under “More Ways To Win!” Those with a winning ticket who need to know what comes next are directed to “I Won!” These changes are intended to streamline the path to information and services.
Built Mobile-First for Smartphone Visitors
Recognizing that many users visit from their phones, the new website was designed mobile first. Pages, games and features are built to look and work great on smaller screens. The lottery also notes that desktop users remain covered, with the site designed to deliver a great experience across all devices.
Continuity of Core Lottery Services
Despite the visual refresh, the lottery emphasizes continuity in its digital services. The familiar processes for account sign-in, checking winning numbers, entering promotions, locating retailers, and browsing game options remain available, now wrapped in the brighter, more colorful presentation.
The new Minnesota Lottery website is available for exploration at the official announcement page, where the lottery invites visitors to click around and get comfortable with the fresh look.
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