Tbe Best of Digital Design judges awarded National Geographic a silver award in the single story project category for its “Last Song” digital edition article; the 7th silver medal.
read moreBest of Digital Design judges awarded UT San Diego a silver medal in the “use of multimedia” category for its “How California restricts assault rifles” presentation. It is the competition’s 6th silver medal.
read moreBest of Digital Design judges have awarded The Guardian a silver medal in the “Use of Multimedia” category for its Firestorm presentation. It is the competition’s fifth silver medal.
read moreThe Best of Digital Design judges have given National Geographic a silver medal in the use of multimedia category for its presentation on Serengeti lions. It is the competition’s fourth silver medal.
read moreJudges have awarded the Best of Digital Design’s first gold medal to the Guardian for its interactive NSA/Edward Snowden graphic in the “use of multimedia” category.
read moreJudges have award the Best of Digital Design competition’s third silver medal to The New York Times for its “What’s the Right Call on Fourth Down? Ask this Robot.” web app in the features, data project category.
read moreThe backbone of digital judging is, of course, the judges. Along with the coordinators of this year’s event in Indianapolis, these professionals have sorted through and evaluated entries from publications worldwide and across platforms.
read moreDay one of #SNDMakes included time for participants to discuss questions related to our topic, a series of lightning talks on subjects ranging from project management and user testing to Tarbell and Meteor.js, and low-fi wireframing.
read moreThis weekend, in conjunction with the digital competition in Indianapolis, more than 30 industry thought leader are digging in on two focused days of ideation and prototyping for #SNDmakes Indianapolis: The story form.
read moreBest of Digital Design judges have awarded the second silver medal of the competition to The New York Times’ single-subject, project on runners and spectators’ thoughts and memories from the moment when the Boston Marathon bombing happened.
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