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Identity solutions across multiple brand touchpoints: corporate design, corporate design guide, corporate promotional items, brand book, brand design, brand promotion, brand stationery, etc. Includes сreation of a new brand/corporate identity and rebrand/refresh of an existing Brand as well.

Branding and identity of a specific marketing or advertising campaign.

A graphic image that identifies a company or product. Includes static and motion logos.

A graphic image that identifies a specific advertising or marketing campaign.Іncludes static and motion logos.

Printed or digital communications containing information about a brand, product, service, or message. Includes multi-page catalogues, pamphlets, booklets, brochures, etc.

Design for stationery. Can include greeting cards, invitations, stamps and calendars.

Including: clothing, promotional gifts and samples, guerrilla marketing accessories, promotional items and brand merchandise, DM-materials and original business gifts.

May include editorial, magazine & newspaper, corporate publishing, design for digital publications. Includes cover design.

Includes digital reports, print reports.

Design of books, covers and illustrations. Includes printed, digital and ebooks as well as connected books that work alongside an app.

All packages, containers, covers and labels for products and services.

Promotional material at the point of sale.

Design of the poster: ads, event posters, festival posters etc. The item should have been created as a poster, not a concept conceived for another medium and applied to a poster format. Can be both printed and digital. The each poster, which form a campaign (or series) of postesr, must be entered and paid for as single entry.

Use of illustration/photography for multi-page publications, ads, posters, packaging, calendars, covers etc.

Graphic representation of data. Can be static or dynamic forms of charts, maps, graphs, custom content, etc.

Including new font or family of fonts, non-moving or animated type-based composition.

Sonic branding that appears across various customer touchpoints to tell a brand's story. Includes sonic logos, sounds or jingles created specifically for brands.

Design that explores new ideas, devices, or methods in its execution and pushes the boundaries of the discipline.

Included here are designs that do not fall under any of the other categories. Each submission may become a reason for a new category in future.

Design for digital platforms and websites(not the UX or UI design). A URL should be accessible until June 2020.

The overall achievement in aesthetic composition and fluidity of graphic design. Design practice focused on the emotional and behavioural response to a digital product or service. The result of relevant, seamless and consistent user experience at every point of interaction, with particular focus on the overall support, structure and usability.

The overall execution of banners and rich media design.

Design for apps (not the UX or UI design).This category includes apps and versions of websites created for touchscreen devices (smartphones, tablets, etc), regardless of their operating system. A URL should be accessible until June 2020.

Design and gameplay experiences that are succesfull across all creative and technical fields; creating user-friendly, innovative and fluid gameplay. All genres of game accepted. Includes virtual, immersive, AR, website and mobile.

Exemplary use of typography within a digital product.

Use of illustration within a digital context and digital manipulation of still imagery including photography

Use of Motion Graphics Design & Animation within a digital context.

Use of online video and digital footage (hologram, AR, VR, etc.) with technical skill involved, including 360 and interactive video.

Immersive large or small scale digital experiences and events which are set up to engage and strengthen relationships with the consumer. This can include, but is not limited to VR, AR, installations, motion chairs, multi-screen and multi-dimensional experiences.

Use of technology & ideas to improve a digital product, service or the user experience, or to inform design that pushes the boundaries of digital. Includes but not limited to virtual, immersive, AR and device-led content.

Service design which takes an analogue service and brings it to life in digital. For new or existing services.

This category is for all digital media that do not fit in another category but still fall under the term digital design. Each submission may become a reason for a new category in future.

This category is for all entries that do not fit in another category but still fall under the term TV Channel/Program. Each submission may become a reason for a new category in future.

Any opening title sequence designed for any programme or series of programmes.

This category is for all entries that do not fit in another category but still fall under the term TV Program/Film Promo. Each submission may become a reason for a new category in future.

Title sequence for a live event (e.g. conference, festival, summit).

This category is for all entries that do not fit in another category but still fall under the term Video Motion Graphics. Each submission may become a reason for a new category in future.

Design equipment for domestic use. Decorative objects.

For example bathroom scales, brushes, combs, cosmetic tools, hair curlers, hair straighteners, hairdryers, heated pillows and covers, hygiene products, manicure and pedicure equipment, oral hygiene, shaving and hair removal, etc.

For example sports equipment, camping equipment, pet products, connected products used for measuring health.

Design of vehicles and vehicle accessories. Includes street lighting, accessories and products for buses, cars, aviation, trains and boats.

Includes: board games, card games, construction toys, DIY (Do It Yourself) toys, educational toys, handmade toys, musical toys, outdoor toys, robotic toys, science toys, wooden toys, etc.

Backpacks, briefcases, camera bags, dry bags, handbags, luggage scales, school bags, suitcases, tote bags, travel bags, trolleys, etc.

Products designed for a professional setting, for example a factory, hospital or office. Includes health and medical equipment, furniture, seating, lighting, fittings, writing instruments and any other product created for use within the workplace.

Autonomous mobile robots, cleaning robots, exoskeletons, exploration robots, industrial robots, medical robots, robot vacuum cleaners, robotic lawnmowers, robotic parts, service robots, etc.

Products created for public settings for example hotels, parks, playgrounds, shops and restaurants.

Includes products and technology that help improve life at a personal level for the elderly and people with disabilities. Also includes personal health products such as smart thermometers, medicine dosing systems and rehabilitation tools.

Products that are accessible to a range of users, regardless of ability, age, gender or other demographic. For example the product may have easy to use functions or only require one hand to use.

A product with sustainability at its heart. For example, each component of the product is sustainably made, or it's recyclable, reusable, remanufactured or refurbished, or the product has longevity which reduces the amount of waste that would otherwise be generated, for example reusable coffee cups.

Products that have been distributed as part of a promotional event, stunt or marketing campaign. Usually with a limited production run, and not sold or available commercially.

This category is for all product designs that do not fit in another category but still fall under the term of the category. Each submission may become a reason for a new category in future.

Interior Design.

A system of signage used to guide the user through an environment by using landmarks, signs and pathways. Can be indoor or outdoor, temporary or permanent.

Design of permanent or temporary exhibitions.

Design of retail spaces, including pop-up and permanent shops, visual merchandising, window displays, standalone retail installations.

Design of sets used for theatre, film or TV, and set design to support corporate or commercial events.

Design of trade stands and expositions.

This category is for all entries that do not fit in another category but still fall under the term environmental design. Each submission may become a reason for a new category in future.