
Best Visual Design (11+ staff)
Judges want to see websites that make an impact and communicate a visual experience, where the design and images are high quality, with a full serving of great content.
The submitted website must have been created in the last 12 months.
This category is open to all companies providing architecture, design, engineering, planning and other advisory services related to the built environment.
Entry Fee: £165.00 + VAT
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Impact | Does the website have impact? How is it standing apart from the competition? |
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Navigation | Does the visual design elevate or interfere with navigation. Is it clear where to go for certain types of information? |
Photography | Given that websites about architecture rely on photographic imagery as a critical part of the user experience, photography will be judged. |
Judges
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Renée Searle, Architect, Threefold
Renée is a founding director of architectural practice Threefold. She is dedicated to designing inclusive and transformative homes, workplaces and public spaces and has taught and lectured on design and sustainable housing at UCL, UAL and Syracuse University.
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Rob Alderson, Editor, Design Week
Rob is editor of Design Week, the UK’s oldest design magazine. He previously held creative leadership roles at It’s Nice That, WeTransfer and Vimeo.
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Thomas Byttebier, Digital Director, Base Design
Thomas is a digital creative working at the intersection of brand, design and technology. Until recently Digital Director at Base Design where he led award-winning projects like last year’s Archiboo winner Howells.
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