Web Submission Requirements
When submitting to the Web Design Competition keep in mind that your submission will be evaluated on multiple dimensions; your web design is judged together with its presentation, user interface and technical aspects. Applicants should send high-resolution screenshots of the work, showing the interface as seen on the displays of various high-end modern devices together with a textual presentation. Main image is especially important and should either be an isolated image on white background or a highly professional photograph. Additionally, technical presentations could further be uploaded as support documents. It is suggested to provide either an external link, a video link or video file for comprehensive review.
Item | Dimensions | Format | Notes |
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Main Image Required |
JPEG | The Key Visual should be a high-resolution image that captures the essence of the web design, emphasizing its interface, functionality, and user experience. Opt for a clean, distraction-free background that allows the design to stand out, ensuring the visual hierarchy and navigational elements are immediately apparent. This central image must encapsulate the design's innovation and aesthetic appeal, inviting jurors to delve deeper into its intricacies. | |
Optional Image 1 Required |
72 DPI |
JPEG | Showcase Image 1 needs to highlight the web design's responsiveness and adaptability across different devices. Display the interface on a variety of screens, such as desktop, tablet, and mobile, to demonstrate seamless transition and user-centric design. This visual should communicate the design's fluidity and how it maintains integrity and functionality across platforms. |
Optional Image 2 Recommended |
72 DPI |
JPEG | Showcase Image 2 should offer a close-up view of the web design's unique features or content layout. Zoom in on interactive elements, custom graphics, or innovative navigation solutions that differentiate the design. The image should reveal the meticulous attention to detail and creative approach that enhances user engagement. |
Optional Image 3 Recommended |
72 DPI |
JPEG | Showcase Image 3 ought to present the web design within a real-world context, showing the interface as end-users would experience it. Whether it's an e-commerce platform, informational site, or social network, this image should convey how the design integrates into and improves the user's digital journey. It's an opportunity to showcase practicality and effectiveness in a typical usage scenario. |
Optional Image 4 Recommended |
72 DPI |
JPEG | Showcase Image 4 should focus on the user interaction, capturing the design's interactive elements in action. This might include hover states, drop-down menus, or modal windows – any feature that requires user engagement. The image should illustrate the design's intuitive user interface and the ease with which users navigate the content. |
Documentation PDF Document Highly Optional |
A4 Page Size |
Documentation for web design entries should be comprehensive, including wireframes, user flow diagrams, and site maps. It should detail the design process from concept to execution, including user experience considerations, accessibility features, and any A/B testing results. This document will provide jurors with a deeper understanding of the strategic thinking behind the design. | |
Video Video / Audio File Highly Optional |
AVI | The video should be a walkthrough of the web design, demonstrating the flow from a user's perspective. It should highlight the ease of navigation, the loading transitions, and any interactive features that contribute to a unique user experience. The video serves as a dynamic representation of the web design's functionality and aesthetic, complementing the static images with a narrative of use and engagement. |