Enter the official project name in English.

Provide a clear and complete description of your work. The goal is to help the jury understand both the idea and the impact of your project.

Your description should include:

• Project Type: Specify the format your project follows, such as a mobile app, SaaS platform, branding system, or advertising campaign.  
• Challenge: Articulate the issue, requirement, or opportunity your project aims to tackle. Ensure clarity when presenting the unique aspect driving its necessity.  
• Solution: Highlight the design approach that addresses the problem effectively and emphasize elements that set it apart as a compelling solution.  
• Experience: Detail how users engage with your project, emphasizing its functionality, ease of use, visual clarity, and emotional resonance.  
• Philosophy: Describe how your project reflects the i.design principle by seamlessly integrating design and strategy to craft meaningful experiences.  

Note: A single project category may not overlap across multiple subcategories; ensure each submission remains confined to its intended classification.

Your description must be written in English. Be concise but specific — this is your chance to prove the value of your work and highlight what makes it exceptional.

Provide outcomes like user adoption, conversion rates, increased engagement, improved business results, or recognition within the industry. Concrete evidence is essential to help the jury assess the impact and effectiveness of your project. 

If your project is a concept, prototype, or student work, focus on:

• Problem definition & relevance – what challenge does your concept address, and why does it matter?
• Innovation & originality – how does your idea propose a new or better solution compared to existing approaches?
• Design process – show research, user insights, and the thinking behind your design decisions.
• Usability & clarity – demonstrate how the experience would work if realized, using wireframes, flows, or interactive prototypes.‍
• Potential impact – explain the expected benefits if implemented (e.g., how it could improve engagement, solve a user need, or create business value).

Select the main category in which your project should be judged:

• Digital Design
• Branding & Digital Marketing‍
• Design Concepts & Experiments

In your selected category, identify the most appropriate subcategory for your project. If you're uncertain about which subcategory aligns best with your work, feel free to reach out to our support team for guidance.

Provide a live or demo link to your project, such as a website, app, campaign page, prototype, or case study. Make sure the access permissions are set to allow the jury to view it without restrictions.

Upload or link a short video (1-3 minutes) that explains the concept, showcases functionality, and demonstrates user experience. Videos should be in English or include English subtitles.

Provide high-quality images (screenshots, mockups, or photos) that illustrate your project.

• Number: up to 8 files (combined in one ZIP)
• Format: PNG/JPG/PDF
• ZIP size: max. 10 MB
• Resolution: min. 1920 × 1080 px, max. 4096 × 2160 px
• If applicable: provide a link to Google Drive, Dropbox, WeTransfer, etc. in the Additional materials section.

All entry fees are final and non-refundable, as the evaluation process begins shortly after submission.

In exceptional cases — such as duplicate payments or technical errors during the transaction — you may contact us within 10 business days of payment at support@idesignsaward.com to request a review. Each case will be assessed individually, and decisions will be made at our sole discretion.