A' Design Awards & Competition – Call for Submissions

If you are a regular reader of Designer Daily, you probably already noticed it, tons of well-designed products are launched every day, and it's hard for designers and studios to stand out from the crowd.

The A'Design award & competition was made for these designers and studios in need of exposure and recognition. Are you one of these? If yes, just go ahead and register to enter the competition, there may be a prize for you!

If you are not convinced yet, just see for yourself the winners of last year's awards.

Packaging design

Motif Wine by En Garde Interdisciplinary Gmbh

Propeller by Studija Creata

Graphics and visual communication

Nankin Lab by Pau Garcia

Calendar 2014 "town" by Katsumi Tamura

Interface and Interaction Design

Ttmm (after Time) by Albert Salamon

Unity by Mario Fedriga

And there is more… There are a total of 100 categories, so you don't have to worry about your design being too specific, there will be an appropriate category for it.

10 benefits of winning an award

If your work is worthy of an award, there are great benefits for you business in being awarded. First, you'll get to take part in aninternationally recognized exhibitionand be included in theyearbookthat goes with it. You'll benefit from thePR and publicityefforts of the awards, as well as theworld design rankings inclusion. But the best may very well be thegala-night, an amazing networking event.

That's not all though, winners will also receive awinner kit, getcompetitor certificatesand thejury's feedback notes. As if this wasn't enough, your products will get ascoresheetand belisted on sale.

Program

Deadline for regular submissions isFebruary 28, 2016. Results will be announced to public on April 15, 2016. On Designer Daily, we will keep a close eye on this competition and we'll make that selected winners are published on the blog in April 2016.

So stop waiting, register for the 2016 edition of the A'Design awards and take your chance at bigger exposure for your work.