All Best of Digital Design Content PRIOR TO MERGER
Entries approached 700 for the 2013 competition year of The Best of Digital Design. Judges gave 243 awards: 2 Gold Medals, 12 Silver Medals, 225 Awards of Excellence, and 4…
read moreWORLD’S-BEST DESIGNED Sites were nominated by members and nonmembers through the Best of Digital Design entry site, self-nominated via the same site, and from the digital judging teams. i. CNN,…
read moreIn 2012 the Best of Digital Design competition grew to a record 600 entries. Judges gave out 180 awards, including: 5 Gold Medals, 19 Silver Medals, 152 Awards of Excellence,…
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The Best of Digital Design competition received 470 entries for the 2011 competition year. Two portfolio categories were introduced: Individual and Organizational, as were categories for Special Events and Continuous…
read moreThe Society for News Design reinvented its Best of Digital Design competition in 2010, and received more than 500 entries under the new format. Sixty-five awards were given: 1 Gold…
read moreThe Society for News Design announced two World’s Best-Designed™ news websites, Marshall Project and Quartz on Saturday at the #SNDSF closing gala.
read moreDigital design cues change every day as new ways to experience the news crowd the landscape. Time is the variable that has not changed, which makes it more precious than…
read moreApproximately 257 entries were given an Award of Excellence, 22 were given a Silver Medal, and 2 were given a Gold Medal.
read moreWhat the judges said: “This is a perfect example of breaking down a cultural phenomena in a sophisticated manner. The graphics on the side almost invent a new way of hearing, it’s all so coordinated. It took an extremely creative approach to dealing with audio. Super innovative in blending video and motion graphic that is fresh and engaging and pulls you through what is a fairly long video.”
read moreWhat the judges said: “The different assets use a variety of technology, and it all has a purpose. They didn’t just do 360 video, they annotated what is in NYC. The way they approached the navigation and thought about the packages is really interesting.”
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